Sentence examples for fiscal stances from inspiring English sources

The largest segment is white, and polls suggest it favors the conservative fiscal stances of Republicans.

Mr. Cameron, asked about the different fiscal stances of the two leaders, acknowledges: "There are differences" — but says it is partly because Britain is not a reserve currency.

The French and Italian governments, in danger of incurring the EU's wrath over their fiscal stances, are similarly keen to leave the austerity years behind.Until now, Europe's fiscal squabbles have rarely amounted to more than a phoney war.

But not as bright a beacon as it might be: the ECB has been famously reluctant to cut interest rates this year, and the fiscal stances of the 12 euro members are constrained by the so-called stability pact.Moderate growth, if it is achieved, will not be a bad outcome for Europe.

Good fiscal management has produced a tight fiscal stance centred on assuring a fiscal deficit of no more than 2% of GDP in 2004.

They can pump up markets in pursuit of votes, opting for a loose fiscal stance.

The fiscal stance is broadly unchanged from that in April's budget.

The voice of old politics counsels a tough budget, higher taxes and a tight fiscal stance.

An EU official in the capital said the president deserved much credit for his fiscal stance.

"The fiscal stance [the strategy to cut Britain's record peacetime budget deficit] remains appropriate.

For me, however, the real "tell" is this sentence: In Germany, the fiscal stance is now broadly neutral, hence consistent with the call for a differentiated fiscal stance according to the budgetary space.