Sentence examples for fiscal plight from inspiring English sources
The budget on Thursday will come amid a week of reminders of the nation's fiscal plight.
All in all, the proposed contracts show no concern for Nassau's fiscal plight, Mr. Parola said.
But those melancholy lines grace an analysis of Pakistan's fiscal plight by Ehtisham Ahmad of the London School of Economics.
But Mr Brown himself has spent much of the year denying or downplaying the country's fiscal plight, and has not yet adopted the more nuanced strategy.
He stands accused of misrepresenting the fiscal plight that the victor of next year's general election will face, and Labour's ability to continue raising public spending.
Given Britain's fiscal plight, and the decisions it will entail, that view is less true of this election than the last three.
Yet both economies remain fragile.This distancing is reasonable: Greece's fiscal and economic plight is undoubtedly the most extreme.
Illinois budget's basic problem is that its expenses exceed its income -- highlighted by the University of Illinois' budget plight, a plight which may bring another conservative fiscal scolding by a lawmaker angling for Quinn's job -- State Senator Bill Brady (R-Bloomington).
His message was that Britain's fiscal plight the deficit this year is equivalent to 11.1% of GDP is even worse than previously thought; and that the remedies needed to fix it would be severe.
"I understand her plight".
