Sentence examples for fiscally constrained from inspiring English sources

His record in government suggests a moderniser, as fiscally constrained social democrats must be.

Less thought has been given to the challenge of building a stronger society in a fiscally constrained era.

Second, he suggests paying more out of general taxation – which is how care is paid for at the moment – a problem in the current fiscally constrained times.

"Congressional support for creating a new agency such as U.S. Office for Contingency Operations, as proposed in the paper, in today's fiscally constrained environment seems unlikely," she wrote.

"The infrastructure projects in Beijing could draw resources away from other parts of the country, because China is still fiscally constrained," said Dong Tao, a China economist at Credit Suisse First Boston here.

But if the SNP thought Labour was too fiscally constrained on its budget, for example, would they really vote with the Tories to defeat it, and bring the government down?

The manifesto and message was constrained by the need to look fiscally credible at Westminster, while the SNP could promise 'an end to austerity' in the knowledge it wouldn't have to implement it.

A number of fiscally-constrained countries, following Mexico's recent reforms, will follow this path over the next few months and years.

The project is listed for funding in the "Fiscally-Constrained Detailed Project Scoring" section of OKI's 2030 Long-Range Transportation Plan [25].

Moreover, the planning process is fiscally-constrained at the category level; the amount of funding available determines the number of projects that can be planned within specific categories.

This is particularly useful for those developing countries in which climate action requires the full flexibility of financial instruments and counterpart risk-taking, beyond fiscally-constrained central governments.