Sentence examples for fiscally weak from inspiring English sources

If the project needed a deadline extension from Congress to hold on to the $1 billion in federal aid, many note, it is not clear that it could get one in this fiscally weak environment.

It is also understandable that investors are clamoring for the introduction of euro bonds, because they could then recoup the losses on their investments in the fiscally weak countries' debt.

Here's what would happen: "Exit, partial or full, would likely be precipitated by disorderly sovereign defaults in the fiscally weak and uncompetitive member states, whose currencies would weaken dramatically and whose banks would fail," Mr. Buiter wrote at the time.

He reasons that if the league aims to save the fiscally weak teams through a salary cap lower than current salary levels, it would be "the height of arrogance on the part of the owners" to assume that the players would accept a rollback.

The procedures weed out fiscally weak, poorly managed developments and reduce taxpayer exposure to future losses, the FHA says.

Germany, in particular, feels it has no reason to share its IMF representation with other, fiscally weaker eurozone members.

Just last week, as fear of contagion spread, Portugal, among the fiscally weaker countries on the euro zone's periphery, was forced to pay unusually high yields on its bonds.

"Already weak fiscally, this should call for reducing energy subsidies.

"A breakup of the Euro Area would be rather like the movie 'War of the Roses' version of a divorce: disruptive, destructive and without any winners," he wrote, describing how "even a partial one involving the exit of one or more fiscally and competitively weak countries, would be chaotic".

"The war started because the Imperium seemed a bit weak, and many people were fiscally motivated by wealthy in-game bankers," Farrell says.

Poll after poll suggests they want a government that is fiscally responsible as well as kind.As the weakest player on Britain's biggest issue, Mr Balls needs fully to grasp and act on this simple truth.