Sentence examples for fiscal need from inspiring English sources

Fiscal need was the second and more pressing problem.

But fiscal need may have been a bigger motive.

That is a trickier question to answer than it was three months ago, when European Union leaders first lined up in Brussels to wag their fingers at the markets and offer vague declarations of "solidarity" with Greece in its hour of fiscal need.

With more people over 60 than ever before, and with a social and fiscal need to keep them healthy and productive, a number of forward-looking businesses are getting in on the game.

As the national lands went on sale, fiscal needs took priority over social policy.

But it appears that, after this time, the state began to view its bureaucratic and fiscal needs as holding priority over its literary ones.

He said rejection would throw the state into "a double-dip recession" and wreck chances of addressing the state's long-term fiscal needs.

Any fee changes, the amendment adds, would have to be approved by the city, which would "consider the fiscal needs of the museum in light of the museum's commitment to serving the public and the city's monetary support".

We're already over 2,600, we're going to meet the target, and it's going to be a very real help for us in dealing with the fiscal needs of the state".

"But the priority is out of line with what our fiscal needs are, and it's certainly out of line with what the American people would be expecting us to spend their money on".

The construction industry, also hard hit, will have to wait a bit for government relief because the government's fiscal needs forbid any large, new, stimulative expenditures.