In defeat, Fox and ESPN executives cited their fiscal prudence; in triumph, Ebersol said the bid was not wild at all, but based on "conservative figures" and a knowledge of television economics that his competitors lacked.
Retirement at 60? Nice idea but, quel dommage, we can't afford it.Please allow us a moment of madnessAll this requires heroic faith among centrists considering voting Socialist that reason will triumph over fiscal folly.
In the end, the numbers revealed yesterday, while giving a modest nod to new fiscal realities, are a triumph of 1% strategic thinking – maintaining a military force for worst case and unlikely scenarios.
More than just the father of economics, Smith is the totemic ancestor of the free market idea itself, the system that since the fall of Communism in the East and the triumph of fiscal conservatism in the West supposedly rules the world under the name of neoliberalism.
If other states follow his fiscal stimulus lead, it could be a triumph; if not, he will look isolated.
The president not only signed it, but did so with a rhetorical flourish, calling it a "triumph for natural resource conservation and federal fiscal responsibility".
For a generation of Tories defined by the economic triumph of Thatcherism, embracing bank nationalisation and massive fiscal stimulus, even just as short-term emergency measures, was beyond the imagination.
The clarification marks the "triumph of pragmatic politics over an approach that focused on fiscal consolidation," the Times of India said.
She has been there for the museum's moments of triumph but also its rough patches — such as the countywide fiscal crisis of the early 1990s, during which the museum was in danger of losing its government funding.
