It means we'll be able to fiscally manage ourselves much better.
Asked why the shareholders did not replace those board members, Ms. Brickman replied, "Because they have provided excellent fiscal management, and until they came in, the co-op was badly managed fiscally".
The procedures weed out fiscally weak, poorly managed developments and reduce taxpayer exposure to future losses, the FHA says.
Asked how the city would manage fiscally if the arbitration panel ruled that it must pay more to its police officers than what was budgeted, Edward Skyler, the mayor's chief spokesman, reiterated the mayor's comments.
He has managed the organization in a fiscally responsible way.
There's no evidence that President Obama used his bully pulpit to pressure them to use the only procedure under which Congress has ever managed to behave in a fiscally rational fashion -- so he's not off the hook, but neither is he the only culprit.
That helped conservatives who had been struggling to gain traction on health care to speak to a constituency that has managed to gain significant anti-Obama attention this year, the fiscally hawkish "tea party" activists opposed to the president's spending.
A few months ago various pundits began hailing the achievements of Latvia, which in the aftermath of a terrible recession, nonetheless, managed to reduce its budget deficit and convince markets that it was fiscally sound.
"The Basque Country has managed to get a credit rating that is better than that of Spain because it is fiscally independent," said Xavier Vives, economics professor at IESE Business School in Barcelona.
It is true that Peter Martins has managed to steer the company through the difficult period following the death of its founder by keeping it fiscally sound.
