Sentence examples for fiscal pledges from inspiring English sources

And to those fiscal pledges, add a few physical ones: more police on the beat, for example, with better equipment, and more prison-type institutions for young criminals.

Prime Minister David Cameron, a Conservative and self-acknowledged "euroskeptic," was isolated in his refusal to allow the German prescription of "more Europe" — to give teeth to fiscal pledges underpinning the euro.

The discussions, which Burnham believes ended satisfactorily for all sides, underline the extent to which shadow ministers are still being kept on a tight leash to ensure they do not make fiscal pledges the party cannot afford.

During the 2001 campaign for governor, Mr. Warner, a wealthy businessman who ran as a fiscal conservative, pledged not to raise income or sales taxes.

Another 5,000 are being deployed in Thessaloniki where the Green prime minister George Papandreou is due to give a speech defending the harsh fiscal cuts pledged by his government.

But Mr. Orszag warned several times that the president would reject any bill that worsened the long-term fiscal situation, pledging that "at worst, we are going to be deficit neutral and meet the moral imperative of covering more people".

Before business groups, he pledges fiscal responsibility and timely payment of public debts.

The Bank for International Settlements warns huge budget deficits and loose monetary policy could create a new economic crisis as the G-20 pledges fiscal austerity.

Elected as a fiscal hawk, with pledges to get spending under control, he could either go to the mat for Cates Landing or make a philosophical, self-sacrificial statement.

Last year the leaders of the G20 group of big economies led a global Keynesian boost, pledging fiscal stimulus worth a combined 2% of world GDP to prop up demand.

Mr. Noda, a fiscal conservative, has pledged to submit a bill to the next session of Parliament to raise the national sales tax, currently 5 percent, in an effort to rein in Japan's ballooning national debt, one of the largest among developed nations.