Sentence examples for fiscally from inspiring English sources

The beguiling narrative that the SNP offered focused on the great things an independent – or fiscally autonomous – Scotland might be able to achieve.

Labour certainly will not recover if its leadership candidates do the Tories' work for them W Stephen Gilbert Labour will not recover by recasting itself as Tory-lite: fiscally responsible, austerity aware, NHS privatising but, as everyone knows, less competent at these things than the Tories are.

Later, the same committee heard from Vince Cable, the business secretary, on a fiscally motivated takeover, about which he clearly has misgivings.

Related: Coalition talks up a tax cut it wants to repeal as Labor fights a move it planned Opposition frontbencher Matt Thistlethwaite said Labor was taking a fiscally responsible approach by backing down.

This is a fiscally neutral budget, with the onus still on monetary policy to provide cyclical stimulus and support growth.

The costs of the poverty reduction measures would amount to €200m but would be made fiscally neutral through cuts in civil service spending and a new system of public tenders.

The downgraded chancellor did not do enough to turn the economy around in this fiddling-at-the-edges, fiscally neutral budget.

The Germans orchestrating the rescue package hit back: why should fiscally sensible north Europeans pay for the profligacy of indolent Mediterraneans?

It is fiscally neutral – so that tax and benefit changes do not bring in any less money and we can continue to pay off the record deficit we inherited from Labour.

My approach is to be fiscally conservative but monetarily active".

In Berlin in particular, Die Linke over the last eight years actually shrank the (inflated) bureaucracy and proved fiscally highly conservative.