Sentence examples for imposing fiscal from inspiring English sources
But the depletion of their reserve funds spooked Britain into imposing fiscal plans with borrowing limits last year.
Mr. Elmendorf said, "There is no inherent contradiction between using fiscal policy to support the economy today," with tax cuts or additional spending, and "imposing fiscal restraint several years from now".
As Douglas Elmendorf, the director of the Congressional Budget Office, recently put it, "There is no intrinsic contradiction between providing additional fiscal stimulus today, while the unemployment rate is high and many factories and offices are underused, and imposing fiscal restraint several years from now, when output and employment will probably be close to their potential".
Heavily criticized for much of his time as governor, he had burnished his reputation with newspaper editorial boards during his final months by imposing fiscal discipline.
The red shirts view the Democrats with suspicion — seeing them as being more attentive to the International Monetary Fund and foreign investors in imposing fiscal restraint.
The fiscal battle amounts to an ideological debate over the appropriate role of government, pitting Democrats against Republicans, of course, but also establishment Republicans against freshman legislators in their party who are intent on imposing fiscal discipline without compromise.
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The five-acre property once held an imposing 1920's Mizner mansion called Phipps Castle by the locals.
I prefer Samuel Johnson's more pungent and accurate definitions of disingenuous in his imposing 1755 dictionary, "meanly artful, viciously subtle".
He had acted unconstitutionally, the 80,000-strong group of retired officers argued, by imposing last year's state of emergency.
The tourists were 231-9 in the 42nd over in reply to Australia's imposing 342-9 when the mistake took place.
