Sentence examples for genuine fiscal from inspiring English sources

This spring, the state was facing a genuine fiscal emergency, so, by the logic of Albany, the Capitol had to revert to actually observing the constitution.

America's genuine fiscal mess, it is now clear, will come to dominate next year's presidential contests.

As the IFS's Paul Johnson's explained earlier (see 9.25am), there is no scope for a genuine fiscal loosening.

Seen in this context, Pataki's insistence on not raising state taxes may represent a genuine fiscal policy decision or it may simply amount to so much political rhetoric.

Let's be honest: The importance of whether some compromise is adopted and what specific form it takes pales in comparison with the reality of the genuine fiscal abyss into which the people of the United States are staring.

The great majority of European countries that have introduced a carbon tax (or a similar levy) have decided to introduce compensation through a reduction in taxation on work, thus initiating a process of genuine fiscal reform.

There was a genuine 1860 Lincoln-Hamlin campaign ribbon for $500.

All the candidates are claiming to be "genuine" this year, eschewing polls and speaking from the heart.

The scenes were filmed using genuine 1980s TV cameras, trivia fans.

After the analysis, Dedalus, which had deemed Mr. Weissman's Motherwell as genuine two years earlier, changed its opinion.

It is the nearest, for now, he will come to confirming they are genuine 2015 tournament contenders.