Sentence examples for record fiscal from inspiring English sources

But even though Mr McCreevy has planned for a record fiscal surplus of euro3,222m ($2,826m), or 3.3% of GNP, this will slow the current breakneck 9% rate of growth only slightly.The finance minister's tax-cutting budget a year ago helped the government agree with employers and trade unions on a Programme for Prosperity and Fairness, known as the PPF.

We've done it before: When President Bill Clinton took office in 1993, he inherited a record fiscal deficit after years of Republicans in the White House.

Michael Gove, the shadow schools secretary, said it was wrong to assume Britain's record fiscal deficit made it difficult to devolve power.

Laws said he did not need a private letter to tell him Britain's public finances are in a parlous state, with a record fiscal deficit of £163bn.

The two men, who met at the TUC's Congress House in London, discussed Osborne's plans to cut Britain's record fiscal deficit earlier than Labour if the Tories win the election.

During the call to discuss record fiscal Q3 earnings, Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) chief operating officer Tim Cook and chief financial officer Peter Oppenheimer fielded keen questioning, from investment analysts, about the impact of Antennagate, about supply shortages of iPad and iPhone 4 and about whether iPad is cannibalising Mac sales.

The executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward, said: "Our record fiscal 2016 financial performance reflects the continued underlying strength of the business and the club is on target to achieve record revenues in 2017, even without a contribution from the Champions League.

A 53-8 record since Jan . 10will do that.

The Mets' record this spring stands at 3-8-1 3-8-1 3-8-1

Bailey set the record four years ago.

A record 1,293 firefighters retired in 2002.