Sentence examples for fiscal one from inspiring English sources

As a country, we've been arguing, fussing and fighting over the economics of healthcare for decades–and are likely to for years to come but this one chart is the only proof we need that we're not just on the wrong clinical trajectory, we're on the wrong fiscal one as well.

War and security: The decision to go to war is not primarily a fiscal one.

Private debt became public and the banking crisis became a fiscal one.

There was pressure to strike a deal soon because of two approaching deadlines — one fiscal, one political.

Our greatest deficit in this country — the one that most threatens our future as a nation — is our education deficit, not our fiscal one.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change said it was still interested in CCS, and that the choice to close funding for the long-running competition had been a "fiscal" one, usually code for a decision imposed by the Treasury.

Mr. Penny's centrist pitch complicates things for Republicans and Democrats, who have scrambled in recent years to capture the growing segment of suburbanites who are liberal on social issues and conservative on fiscal ones.

Even Republicans in Vermont acknowledge that on many issues -- certainly fiscal ones -- the Howard Dean of recent national fame is not the political animal they remember from his 11 years as governor.

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels (R), who is also considered a 2010 presidential contender, called for a temporary "truce on the so-called social issues" in order to unite around fiscal ones.

But the backlash against the tight fiscal one-shape-fits-all orthodoxy spearheaded by Germany and orchestrated by Brussels takes various forms across Europe.

Of all the difficulties that now beset him, the economic and fiscal ones may prove the least surmountable.