Sentence examples for full-time fiscal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mills said he did not use the state's special authority to appoint a full-time fiscal administrator for the district until last year because he did not realize the extent of the problems until an audit revealed lax budget practices and spending controls that were sometimes "deliberately overridden".

Today, after a part-time job at one charity and a fellowship at Encore!Hartford that included a crash course in nonprofit management and finance (44 hours of classroom time at the University of Connecticut, two months in the field), Champagne is a full-time fiscal analyst at Key Human Services, a Hartford nonprofit offering services to individuals with mental disabilities.

Peterson shifted gears to focusing full-time on fiscal policy, arming his Peter G. Peterson Foundation with a $1 billion endowment to wage war on the federal debt and to hold annual fiscal summits with Washington bigwigs to encourage long-term fiscal sustainability.

Employment totals are fiscal year averages of full-time equivalents.

In part, this is because the number of sponsorship and marketing opportunities, which are necessary to the fiscal survival of the full-time influencer, naturally lead to aesthetic overlaps.

This taxation system has been criticized as being a fiscal disincentive to the full-time employment of second-earners [ 39].

Indeed, no full-time starters were dealt as a wave of caution and fiscal conservatism swept the league, which is adjusting to a highly restrictive new labor deal.

The fiscal 2006 07 operations budget for the house and its two full-time staff was $142,901, with $6,900 (five percent) coming from FJPH and the rest from the state of Pennsylvania.

The program was also developed last year out of a need to address the city's fiscal crisis because the ambulance operators are less expensive than full-time firefighter medics.

The military and fiscal morass to which the Bush administration has brought us demands the full-time efforts of our country's most capable people.

In a country where median full-time earnings are £24,900, people making four times that much or more ought to help fill the fiscal abyss.