Sentence examples for support fiscally from inspiring English sources

Given the stated goal, the administration should support fiscally troubled schools and should aid, rather than hinder, the efforts of the Environmental Protection Agency to protect our environment.

So no matter how much socially progressive neoliberals might seem to you, they still support fiscally conservative policies and initiatives that hurt people of color disproportionally.

Although traditionally viewed as a pro-Republican entity, the Chamber does support fiscally conservative Democrats, focusing on votes and policy positions that benefit the business community over party affiliation.

The municipia were supported fiscally by taxes on trade, contributions from members of the community, and income from lands owned by each municipium.

For example, since 2006, ERP is no longer supported fiscally in the Netherlands, so that voluntary early exit from work has become more expensive.

WASHINGTON — The Senate version of sweeping health legislation would cover five million fewer people than a companion bill passed by the House, but it would cost less, in part because Senate Democratic leaders felt they had to win support from fiscally conservative members of their party.

The Tea Party, if you have been under a rock, is a national movement that is unhappy with the direction the government and the economy are heading, leading an anti-incumbent movement in support of fiscally conservative candidates.

This opens up a giant wedge for Democrats to divide and conquer among the GOP, primarily centered in two geographic regions which used to be bastions of support for "fiscally conservative, socially liberal/libertarian" Republicans (i.e., the Northeast and the West).

Researchers associated with a research/practitioner/policy network for community-based obesity prevention suggest that centralized support, both fiscally and politically at multiple governmental levels, were key factors in establishing their collaboration [ 41].

He supports a fiscally responsible plan that invests in education and protects Social Security without raising taxes.

Tonight, as if on cue, Mr. Corzine released a new ad with three telling turns of phrase: it highlights his experience with "real numbers" and says he supports "a fiscally responsible plan" for new spending "without raising taxes".