Sentence examples for is fiscally sound from inspiring English sources

A Harvard University study found that our re-entry program in Brooklyn for the formerly incarcerated, ComAlert, is fiscally sound and results in validated success in reducing recidivism.

And he suggests that United States citizens hedge their bets by keeping 20 percent of their assets in Canada, which, he says, is fiscally sound and is likely to have higher growth and lower inflation than its southern neighbor.

This seems to be enough for Schiller to conclude that the YankeeNets bond offering is fiscally sound.

First and foremost, however, we look closely at the balance sheet and make sure the company is fiscally sound, with a lean price-to-earnings ratio.

It said independent actuaries have agreed that amount is fiscally sound.

"The budget that is being submitted is fiscally sound and balanced".

Our health care services can and should be fiscally sound, with access for all.

The chairman, Kenneth B. Lerer, and Mr. Wolfe said the Public was fiscally sound.

While raising cash through debt offerings can be fiscally sound, and many companies do so, critics contend that Pdvsa is issuing bonds for the wrong reasons.

A few months ago various pundits began hailing the achievements of Latvia, which in the aftermath of a terrible recession, nonetheless, managed to reduce its budget deficit and convince markets that it was fiscally sound.

"We're making some pretty good progress toward coming up with a fiscally sound budget — one that meets priorities, helps on some emergencies, and enables us to say that we've been fiscally sound with the people's money," Mr. Bush said earlier in the day in a speech in Fredericksburg, Va.