The phrase "fiscal of" does not make sense and is not grammatically correct in written English.
It is possible that you may be trying to use the phrase "fiscal year" which refers to a period of time used for calculating financial records. Example: The company's fiscal year ended on June 30th, and they reported record profits.
Arrocho Fiscal of @BrazilFinance reckoned the score at "USA 7x1 Fifa".
Until 1998, there was an annual public spending round, which reflected the priorities, economic and fiscal, of the day.
The statement continued: "We have now been informed by the office of the procurator fiscal of the findings of the postmortem.
In 1608 he was also named to a sinecure position as a familiar of the Inquisition and then prosecutor (promotor fiscal) of the Apostolic Chamber.
A 1985 law, however, provided for the establishment of a body of official prosecutors similar to the public prosecutors (procurators fiscal) of the Scottish system.
The company told investors that it expected sales in its fiscal first fiscal of 2003, which ends Aug. 25, to be about the the same level as the company's recently completed fourth quarter, in which National Semiconductor reported $419.5 million in revenue.
"From our point of view," Carlson said, "a lack of fiscal sponsorship of panoramas limits their growth.
Forward means "more Europe" — more solidarity, more coordination of fiscal policies, of retirement ages and taxes.
"People are scared of budget cuts, scared of fiscal austerity, scared of a lot of things".
Finally, in the forensic line, came Kavanagh QC, with Thaw as our television's fourth long-running criminal lawyer, his predecessors being Boyd QC back in the 1950s, the irrepressible Rumpole and the Scottish procurator-fiscal of Sutherland's Law.
The current fiscals of the PIB estimate that is costs 25percenttoto develop the oil, thereby creating a disincentive.
