Sentence examples for fiscally strapped from inspiring English sources
"There's really just one hope for our leaders to turn things around," writes Roubini, "a bold prescription that increases the fiscal stimulus with another round of labor-intensive, shovel-ready infrastructure projects, helps fiscally strapped state and local governments and provides a temporary tax credit to the private sector to hire more workers".
But fiscally strapped statehouses need more resources to solve the caseworker shortage and guarantee humane management.
But President Obama's program won't even give the fiscally strapped states the money until certain policies are in place.
The agreement ends a series of embarrassing disclosures that have cost the fiscally strapped city several million dollars.
Our incarceration rate is the world's highest, although there are signs, finally, that fiscally strapped states are starting to see the folly, if not the inhumanity, of wasting so much human capital through mass incarceration.
"The city's building owners negotiate as if they are a fiscally strapped city or state government with huge deficits," Matthew Nerzig, a spokesman for the union, said, "when they are a highly profitable, $20 billion industry".
This is the second-largest source of income for that small, fiscally-strapped municipality.
Penn strapped himself in.
"State agencies are strapped.
-- strapped on your shoulders.
