Sentence examples for practice fiscal from inspiring English sources

But it is hard to commit today to practice fiscal rectitude tomorrow.

Here's government employment (that bulge was Census hiring): And here's government purchases of goods and services (so it doesn't count transfer payments like unemployment insurance): Basically, government has been shrinking for the past year — in practice, fiscal policy has been doing exactly what Republicans say it should be doing.

Currently, the Knicks have only a handful of salaries that run longer than the coming season, which means that if they practice fiscal restraint they will have the cap space next summer to sign another one of the league's top players.

It could squeeze his policy ambitions from the left and the right — with Mr. Obama's fellow Democrats demanding additional stimulus spending when he wants to practice fiscal discipline, and Republicans pressing to delay tax increases scheduled for 2011.

They practice fiscal sanity and share the romance of the quest, while hoping sponsors soon buy into their story line.

Never ever "play yourself" by doing something stupid that might jeopardize your goals, especially when it involves money — always remember to "secure the bag" and practice fiscal responsibility.

Canty returned to practice this week.

He missed practice today.

Green may practice today.

He may practice later this week without a helmet.

People would show up to practice late.