Sentence examples for fiscal shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Gov. James E. McGreevey, criticizing New Jersey Republicans' handling of budget numbers, used a new term: "Enronize," meaning "to hide fiscal shortcomings through slick financial legerdemain and bald-faced lies".

"Allowing the fiscal shortcomings of what is a small corner of the region to prompt a spike in debt servicing costs of its larger peripheral peers makes little sense," Mr. McGuire said The mechanism of any E.U.-sponsored bailout would be complex, since there is doubt as to whether it is permitted under the union's governing treaty.

The perverse irony of our time is that Amtrak's $1 billion annual fiscal shortcomings no longer seem so great.

The others he listed include the overhang of mortgage debt, economic problems in Europe and other parts of the world, the aging of the American population and the shortcomings of fiscal policy makers.

For all the shortcomings of America fiscal and monetary institutions, capital and labour did move freely from state to state.

But now that Greece's giant debt and deficit have highlighted the shortcomings of the fiscal rules, the Germans and French have reverted to type in the solutions they advocate.

According to Ben Needell, chairman of the Restoration Project board, the rowing association's fiscal delinquency was not its only shortcoming.

What could cause the hardnosed fiscal hawks at AEI to ignore such shortcomings?

Yet even Mr. Daley's biggest boosters cannot overlook fiscal issues that, to them, reflect on his shortcomings as a manager.

Investors and analysts say the lack of progress in tackling the banking issue underscores the Spanish government's shortcomings in addressing its broader problem: crushing fiscal deficits arising from high unemployment and a persistent recession.

Is the current economic malaise predominantly due to a shortcoming of technological opportunity or to a fiscal paradox and political decisions about how to deal with this paradox?