Sentence examples for fiscal reckoning from inspiring English sources

It may delay our inevitable day of fiscal reckoning past one more November election.

Yet some state residents welcomed Mr. Corzine's austerity, saying that a fiscal reckoning was long overdue.

For Mexico, long a paradise for tax scofflaws, the day of fiscal reckoning has arrived, suddenly and unexpectedly.

The government will face its own fiscal reckoning, analysts say, as 78 million baby boomers begin drawing on Social Security and Medicare programs to support them in retirement.

With April 15 the day of fiscal reckoning, in New York there are few places where tax-related frustrations are displayed more dramatically than at the headquarters of Actors Equityy.

He spent a lifetime getting to this point and is now washing his hands of it, even as he foresees a fiscal reckoning after so much unbridled government spending, most recently to bail out Wall Street.

The Office for Budget Responsibility, an independent fiscal watchdog, reckons that revenues from oil taxes will dwindle to just £3.4 billion by 2017-18.Moreover Scotland will face huge clean-up costs after the oil has gone.

Its favourable demographic trends mean its fiscal day of reckoning is further off than Europe's and the dollar's reserve-currency status provides manoeuvring room.

The proposal illustrates the lengths lawmakers are going to in an effort to include new federal revenues in a fix for the "fiscal cliff," the reckoning in January that would come when all Bush-era tax cuts expire and automatic spending cuts to military and domestic programs kick in.

This year, Goldman reckons fiscal drag will total just 0.4 points (see chart 2).

Arrocho Fiscal of @BrazilFinance reckoned the score at "USA 7x1 Fifa".