Some fundamental reforms can make NFIP fiscally sound, while restoring its original purpose: providing affordable and fiscally responsible flood insurance, and promoting proactive city-level actions to reduce flood losses.
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"They are not equivalent but neither is sufficiently fiscally responsible."
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That showed it would be fiscally neutral, the ministry said.
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Men in Hollywood have to support women's projects fiscally, too.
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That was demagoguery, too, in defence of fiscally conservative ideas.
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Instead, we got the most fiscally irresponsible administration in history.
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Their governments, owners of the oil wealth, are fiscally independent.
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They are simultaneously fiscally responsible and good for the economy.
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And first I'm socially liberal, fiscally conservative and proudly independent.
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What do you mean by socially liberal but fiscally conservative?
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Second, that the party is being fiscally or economically irresponsible.
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"Some people are more fiscally responsible than others," she said.
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But really, we could not be fiscally sound without propositions.
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"We're a fiscally conservative group," he said of the committee.
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I'm very fiscally conservative and I'm all about individual responsibility.
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We think that's — in the budget, we think that's fiscally responsible.
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Liberals and fiscally minded conservative voters may push Texas towards change.
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In any case, his instincts are fiscally conservative by SPD standards.
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Though they were profligate, Ryan insisted his plans were fiscally sound.
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Both measures were once unthinkable for Ms. Merkel's fiscally conservative country.
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This model is also fiscally responsible and can yield large savings.
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Dunleavy and many fiscally responsible state lawmakers understand this principle well.
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For them, PAYGO is a nod to the fiscally conservative constituency.
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Donald Trump has tapped the fiscally conservative, anti-establishment South Carolina Rep.
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Is the fiscally turbocharged U.S. growth about to come to an end?
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"For us, it's fiscally smart," said the Aiken, South Carolina, financial planner.
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And without once fiscally hawkish Republicans in Congress saying much of anything.
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That might be fiscally advantageous, but it certainly isn't reassuring for parents.
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Chile has long been one of Latin America's most fiscally sound countries.
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They worry that fiscally prudent countries would end up subsidising profligate ones.
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Mr Duterte's government, in a comfortable position fiscally, is also spending more.
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Merkel's more fiscally conservative stance bodes well for German bonds, analysts said.
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Ones targeted at the middle class and ones that are fiscally responsible.
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Why, it's almost as if fiscally conservative voters care about fiscal conservatism!
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"We cost them money, making their projects not fiscally viable," he said.
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Washington had been "fiscally undisciplined" long before Trump became president, Sternlicht acknowledged.
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"Now the big challenge economically and fiscally is the neighborhoods," Scorsone said.
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In addition to being fiscally minded, do your friends share your temperament?
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"Stacey Abrams: a self-serving, fiscally irresponsible career politician," the ad declared.
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I was ranked the most fiscally conservative governor in the United States.
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In short, DACA is morally right, legally sound and fiscally smart policy.
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What do fiscally responsible Republicans who "support the nominee" think about this?
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"This executive order is not fiscally conservative," he said in a statement.
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The D.C. government is fiscally strong, with a triple-A credit rating.
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Shuttering it today would be not only fiscally unsound but socially irresponsible.
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A handful of fiscally conservative senators are hesitant to support tax reform.
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Overspending was purely a liberal political decision, not a fiscally responsible one.
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A fiscally balanced infrastructure plan must prioritize this country's critical water needs.
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Others disagree, citing Cuomo's history of embracing a more fiscally conservative agenda.
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Fiscally conservative Democrats made budget neutrality a main condition of their support.
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He is also seen as too fiscally rigorous by other socialists, officials said.
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"That's fiscally, totally irresponsible," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer told reporters on Wednesday.
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There is no more Tea Party, and fiscally conservative Republicans are notably silent.
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He's fiscally conservative and socially liberal – something neither Democrats nor Republicans can offer.
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Fiscally conservative countries like Austria and the Netherlands are well past that point.
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The man is the most conservative, fiscally responsible person I've ever worked with.
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Second, Medicaid is not fiscally sustainable at either the state or federal level.
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KKG: This generation views itself as socially progressive but also somewhat fiscally conservative.
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That is the morally correct and fiscally conservative course of action to take.
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He is an old school Tory with socially liberal and fiscally conservative views.
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And I'm not just a socially liberal Democrat, but a fiscally liberal Democrat.
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A byproduct of the bill is forcing states to be more fiscally responsible.
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"This is fiscally irresponsible and potentially damaging to the health of countless Missourians."
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Should I feel obligated to share the wealth with my fiscally irresponsible parents?
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Fiscally, we can't afford to keep adding to the debt year after year.
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But she's like a lot of suburban white women: socially liberal, fiscally conservative.
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That's why both fiscally and monetarily we're throwing trillions of dollars at this'.
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This is a fiscally unstable position, and will have to be reckoned with.
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Fiscally conservative groups are staying quiet about the deal for the time being.
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Under a fiscally responsible plan, these programs would be discontinued or heavily curtailed.
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Obviously, the latter approach would not be a fiscally responsible way to go.
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"We have an obligation as a party to be fiscally responsible," she answered.
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And other Democrats see an opportunity to critique the GOP as fiscally irresponsible.
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The diverse group includes environmental, insurance, architecture, emergency management, engineering, and fiscally conservative organizations.
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In other words, he continued and solidified a policy of fiscally sound social inclusion.
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Temer has recognized the heart of Brazil's dilemma: policies need to be fiscally sound.
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With some exceptions, Trump and Cuban are generally considered fiscally conservative and socially liberal.
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You could be fiscally responsible and tuck a lump sum away in your savings.
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"Failing to pay for new tax cuts is fiscally irresponsible," the administration said Sept.
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Conversely, there are conspicuous historical instances of fiscally independent governments that suffocated potential democratization.
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Mr. Johnson considers himself a classic libertarian: progressive on social issues and fiscally conservative.
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The news organization cast the Ohio governor as having a "pragmatic, fiscally responsible" record.
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Our coalition is committed to pro-economic growth, pro-innovation, and fiscally responsible policies.
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Republicans say the move allows for more state flexibility and is more fiscally sustainable.
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We are less familiar, however, with the road to actually enacting fiscally responsible products.
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That figure may fall after negotiations with the more fiscally conservative House, Lorenzen said.
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The Muslim community is conservative, it's family-oriented, it's highly educated, and fiscally responsible.
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For the fiscally conservative GOP, the era of big deficits appears to be back.
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In other words, doing the morally right thing aligns with the fiscally prudent move.
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Entitlement programs need to be addressed, but in a humane and fiscally sound way.
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" As for Republicans, he said, they "were supposed to be the fiscally responsible party.
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Even without expansion bloat, they're too expensive and unprofitable to be fiscally self-sustaining.
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The delay came after objections from the Congressional Progressive Caucus and fiscally conservative Democrats.
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The change is fiscally neutral for both public finances and company after-tax profits.
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Some voters doubted that Corbyn's ambitious, left-wing platform was politically or fiscally possible.
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Border security should be a priority for Congress, but done wisely and fiscally responsibly.
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That's a fiscally sound proposition, whether you wear green eyeshades or a medical headlamp.
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In the letter, she touts her son's fiscally conservative record as governor of Florida.
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But planning on it to be a perpetual revenue raiser would be fiscally ruinous.
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In that respect, Bush 41 may have been the last real fiscally conservative president.
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"This Congress has been one of the most closed Congresses in history, and has been one of the most fiscally irresponsible Congresses in history — if not the most fiscally irresponsible," said Hoyer, who's in line to become majority leader early next year.
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Maybe you've been fiscally responsible all year, or maybe you've got a holiday bonus enroute.
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"A few of them described themselves as 'socially liberal and fiscally conservative,'" Parkhomenko told PEOPLE.
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"I'm a moderate, fiscally conservative, socially accepting person," said Sarah Eigenmann, in Paulsen's Minnesota district.
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Thus he acquired a reputation for being a fiscally hawkish, ideological right-winger: Spreadsheet Phil.
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More fiscally-prudent countries, such as The Netherlands, disagree with any relaxation of the rules.
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"From a business perspective of managing the bottom line — it's more fiscally responsible," Kanumury said.
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Despite memes about overpriced avocado toast, young Americans are actually more fiscally cautious than credited.
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He calls this the right thing to do, fiscally and morally, as it surely is.
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States and cities are generally more fiscally constrained than the federal government, not less so.
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He was a young candidate, he was pretty fiscally moderate so he appealed to Republicans.
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It won't be hard for their political opponents to paint the idea as fiscally irresponsible.
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He says he was fiscally responsible but no banks would take a chance on him.
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"He's fiscally conservative and socially moderate and that most reflects my position," Roberts told CNN.
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They need higher oil prices to break even fiscally and they have lower fiscal buffers.
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Bahrain and Oman both require oil prices of $100 a barrel to break even fiscally.
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Harwood: But if you left it in place your plan would be more fiscally responsible.
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They're trying to present themselves as the sober critics who are simply being fiscally responsible.
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In 2628, President Clinton renewed the fiscally responsible Bush plan with its caps and all.
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No wonder, then, that many fiscally responsible legislators in Congress are skeptical of this approach.
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His call to abolish the levy has sparked criticism that his policies are fiscally unrealistic.
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The latest tax plan is encouraging in many ways for the broader fiscally conservative community.
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In a fiscally-constrained budget environment, we need high-performing employees and even better managers.
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"How this could be achieved in a fiscally responsible way remains the biggest question," Rep.
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Since economic reforms in the 1990s, the Mexican government has followed strict fiscally conservative policies.
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As long as I wasn't late on paying, I thought, I was being fiscally responsible.
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"We are better positioned to respond fiscally to shore up the domestic economies," he said.
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Right-wing leaders, she said, seized the opportunity to portray leftist governments as fiscally irresponsible.
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"We must maintain efforts to put our nation on a fiscally sustainable course," he said.
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Meanwhile, get things in place for a fiscally sustainable regime once the crisis is over.
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The move was in line with DeSantis' "fiscally conservative persona," wrote Matt Dixon for Politico.
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"The Medicaid system has to be fiscally sustainable," said Mr. Cuomo, a third-term Democrat.
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The Texas legislature recently provided a good example as it successfully adopted fiscally conservative budgets.
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Only multiemployer plans that can demonstrate a fiscally sound path to solvency should be eligible.
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Germany pledged spending measures to cut carbon emissions (see article), though these are fiscally neutral.
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The administration attempted to mollify fiscally-minded Republicans, while ensuring Democratic and moderate Republican opposition.
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The centrist ideology is essentially the slogan "fiscally conservative but socially liberal" come to life.
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More generally, fiscally moderate and centrist voters have trended toward Democrats during the Trump era.
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The second is that the Senate must agree on a solution that is fiscally sustainable.
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This strategy follows closely the fiscal agenda of Ronald Reagan -- modern history's most fiscally irresponsible President.
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A few problems: Most Republicans won't stand for a plan that makes them look fiscally reckless.
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Marijuana reform proponents argue that legalizing and decriminalizing the drug is both ethically and fiscally advantageous.
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He would realign the party establishment around anti-interventionist, fiscally conservative, and (some) socially liberal policies.
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SOUTH AFRICA TO TAKE 'FISCALLY RESPONSIBLE' APPROACH TO NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE (NHI) PROGRAMME PRESIDENTIAL AIDE SHISANA
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Forget everything you've been told about finances, and start living a more fiscally responsible life today.
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My company is doing really well right now, but we still need to be fiscally responsible.
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Divisions have widened between the fiscally disciplined north and the south, which advocates redistribution across borders.
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Trouble is, his fiscally-paranoid and socially-conservative views threaten to set the US back years.
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That is well above the 75 basis-point spread for New Jersey, another fiscally challenged state.
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However, school meal programs didn't get that investment and program operators have to be fiscally responsible.
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Meanwhile, let the people keep their money while Washington figures out how to be fiscally responsible.
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The bottom line is that building resiliently is, at minimum, the fiscally prudent thing to do.
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It will provide tangible assistance to millions of Americans, particularly minorities, in a fiscally responsible manner.
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Conservatives hoped the plan might enhance the GOP's appeal to voters as the fiscally conservative party.
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The majority of the country wants single-payer which would be the most fiscally conservative move.
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The worst states, supposedly, are fiscally conservative right-to-work states in the South and Southwest.
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Most vendors complain about the cheapskates, but the real downers for me were the fiscally irresponsible.
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"Both parties have behaved in a way that is fiscally irresponsible," McAdams said, according to Bloomberg.
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Transferring these idle funds is a viable option toward fighting Zika in a fiscally responsible way.
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Michael Saltsman is the managing director at the Employment Policies Institute, a fiscally conservative think tank.
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Nine percent of those surveyed said they saw themselves as fiscally liberal but also socially conservative.
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Oklahoma, in particular, is vying with its neighbor Kansas for the title of most fiscally reckless.
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"You have people who are socially conservative and fiscally nonconservative and vice versa," Trump told me.
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So much for Republicans being fiscally righteous when it comes to the deficit and national debt.
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MORE – developed bipartisan and fiscally responsible legislation to deal with the Puerto Rico's looming Medicaid cliff.
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His objections involved the objectives of his organization: free markets, and limited and fiscally responsible government.
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"I'm a businessman, an attorney, who believes in being socially progressive and fiscally responsible," he said.
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Lawmakers defended the 1 percent raises as fiscally responsible, but teachers saw them as an affront.
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The Finance Ministry blocked the legislation, saying it was against the national interest and fiscally unsound.
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These dissatisfied centrist voters fit the profile of affluent, socially moderate and fiscally conservative suburban voters.
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Many of these immigrants, who tend to be socially and fiscally conservative, are not naturally Democrats.
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It is fiscally disingenuous to deny birth control coverage and then bemoan unintended pregnancies and abortion.
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Democrats and Republicans would be celebrating historic reforms that expanded coverage in a fiscally responsible way.
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These two incredibly fiscally irresponsible agreements gave new meaning to the term Art of The Deal.
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After Bennet was elected, he embraced the types of fiscally sustainable policies the two had discussed.
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DHS/FEMA stand fiscally and operationally ready to support current and future response and recovery needs.
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Then these fiscally conservative masters of the universe go way over budget, leaving me huge tips.
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Some of it is kind of charming, but fiscally sane as I am, I keep moving.
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Only the president can ensure that the next nuclear arsenal is strategically rational and fiscally prudent.
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Like any debtholder around the world, you look up and say: 'Are you being fiscally responsible?
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" He called Putnam Valley "fiscally conservative, but socially progressive, with thriving racially diverse and LGBT populations.
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The FDP, who are as fiscally hawkish as Schaeuble, have said they want his old job.
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It may be hard to accept, but Reagan was the most fiscally feckless President in modern history.
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Despite heartening political developments over the last two years, the nation remains in a fiscally dark place.
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The Temer government looks both more fiscally responsible than its predecessor, and more responsive to businesses' concerns.
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In other countries, says Taro Kono, the foreign minister, parties vie to seem the most fiscally responsible.
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It is tempting to conclude that the current Conservative leadership is less fiscally disciplined than their predecessors.
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We're proud of being a fiscally sound business that is also mission driven, and making an impact.
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Mr Costa said the deal showed that governments can be fiscally responsible and still "follow their vision".
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As any fiscally savvy person will tell you, sometimes you have to spend money to save money.
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NEWARK, N.J., Sept 23 (Reuters) - Atlantic City, the fiscally distressed New Jersey gambling hub, has until Oct.
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This is a "reasonable approach" and more fiscally sound than the proposal from the Democrats, Murkowski said.
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It takes "What, Me Worry?" to a new level in promoting political ideas that are fiscally dysfunctional.
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Rockefeller Republicans, the party's fiscally conservative, socially liberal wing, took their name from New York's Republican governor.
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Prepare me to be the strong parent -- fiscally and spiritually -- that they will need me to be.
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While the proposal would be welcome by students, it would be seen as fiscally irresponsible, he said.
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Tsakalotos' comments confirmed remarks by Greek officials earlier this week that the reforms would be "fiscally neutral".
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Clinton's approach has a shot at doing some good; Donald Trump's approach would be fiscally untenable. Mrs.
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"We proposed 25 percent because we felt we had to suggest something fiscally sustainable," Mr. Engler said.
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"The N.F.I.P. is simply not fiscally sustainable in its present form," Mr. Mulvaney said in his letter.
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Fiscally, socially, for many other reasons, that is not desirable for the United States or for Europe.
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But the Finance Ministry blocked this legislation, saying it was against the national interest and fiscally unsound.
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"We were trying to address a local need in the most fiscally responsible manner," Dr. Austin said.
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Northern euro countries, which tend to be more fiscally conservative, are skeptical about rushing to additional measures.
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Investors are betting that Italy will get a fiscally prudent government that will avoid confrontation with Europe.
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Fiscally, the revenue loss totaled 21982 percent of the average gross domestic product between 22 and 21986.
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"This plan is not only fiscally irresponsible; it represents everything the American people don't want," said Rep.
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Third, Jackson was America's most fiscally responsible president — the only one to completely repay the federal debt.
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It's fiscally not responsible to create the infrastructure for an Olympic Games just for an Olympic Games.
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"That is far less of a cushion than a fiscally responsible state should set aside," Peacock said.
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"Poland is a fiscally prudent country and it would benefit a lot from euro zone membership," Katainen said.
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With a Republican-controlled Congress behind him, the question is will fiscally conservative Republicans go along with it?
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Roy said he supported disaster aid but argued the package was not done in a "fiscally responsible" way.
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Talking about money is one of the most important skills to being a fiscally responsible and literate person.
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"I am fiscally conservative in spades and I am socially liberal in spades," Johnson told The Associated Press.
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I think it speaks volumes to what we might do in office being fiscally conservative, being very frugal.
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They therefore seek ways to make it worth Greece's while to be fiscally prudent as long as possible.
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For Alec, there was a downturn in his lifestyle, but that spurred him to be more fiscally responsible.
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Bill Weld, the 2016 Libertarian Party vice presidential nominee who is regarded as fiscally conservative but socially liberal.
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I am hopeful that the younger generations will be much more pragmatic, and fiscally responsible, with our future.
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There's no shame in being fiscally responsible, and your host may have learned how the other half lives.
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The height of irony is, Piketty says, that the fiscally virtuous Germany has never paid its foreign debt.
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Still, there are significant concerns about whether or not the V&A is overextending itself administratively and fiscally.
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The budget shows that AMLO remains a populist, but that he hopes to be a fiscally responsible one.
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Pinterest's slow and cautious approach has also led it to be fiscally responsible, according to some former employees.
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"I'm somewhere in the middle, socially liberal and fiscally conservative," Musk reportedly said of his politics in 2011.
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Stubb, known for his fiscally hardline views, explained to CNBC why he wants to improve competitiveness in Finland.
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So I certainly see the need, but I also want to do it in a fiscally responsible manner.
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So on Thursday, Flake and Corker, who want to ensure a more fiscally conservative tax bill, and Sen.
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Brooks is famous for being the bard of the Bobos, the socially liberal and fiscally conservative upper class.
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Supporters, including the fiscally conservative Citizens Budget Commission, said the move would provide the city with financial stability.
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These troubling statistics are quite the opposite of what one should expect from an allegedly "fiscally conservative" president.
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Or maybe he's being fiscally responsible because of the high price an extravagant weed lifestyle can cost musicians.
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Eurozone officials are also trying to provide confidence to the I.M.F. that Greece won't go fiscally off course.
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Michelle Goldberg notes that Bloomberg's fiscally conservative, socially liberal politics aren't shared by much of the wider electorate.
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That means more young, highly educated, fiscally prepared individuals that are likely to integrate well into American society.
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"There is now an understanding — even in (fiscally hardline) Germany — that demand needs to be supported," she said.
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The survey also found that 2202 percent of likely Republican voters identified as fiscally conservative but socially liberal.
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"I think there's a place for somebody who's socially a centrist but I'm very fiscally conservative," he said.
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Mr. Hoffman said he would also be open to backing fiscally conservative Democrats who favor certain gun restrictions.
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Sajid Javid, the fiscally prudent chancellor, this week dished out billions of pounds worth of pre-election goodies.
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It shouldn't be that difficult, fiscally or strategically, to get college advice and to fill out the Fafsa.
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You get more moderate conservatives who are more open-minded than others, fiscally conservative but more socially liberal.
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That would be unhealthy for the museum, and the artists who showed there, and probably be fiscally unsustainable.
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Changing tax law must be done in a fiscally responsible way, without cutting taxes for the very wealthy.
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The Colorado courts are bootstrapping themselves toward ultimate destruction of Coloradans' right to keep their state fiscally safe.
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"We are dealing with a fiscally unstable long-term outlook in which inflation will take hold," he added.
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He's a tough Republican and very fiscally conservative, but he also at the same time loves helping people.
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My hope is that these conversations make him a less impulsive spender and a more fiscally aware adult.
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They loved their Chargers, but these fiscally conservative residents were not going to build a rich man's confection.
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"I'm a Democrat, but fiscally conservative," said Dean, who unsuccessfully ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004.
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The only fiscally responsible path is to control spending and debt before expanding Treasury's ability to borrow again.
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Anti-immigration activists routinely point to the CBO memo to inaccurately depict the DREAM Act as fiscally imprudent.
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Weld, 74, touts a fiscally conservative record as well as his work on gay rights and environmental issues.
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Defense hawks remained hopeful for a return to fiscally bold Reagan-era outlays on new hardware and personnel.
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In that case, Democrats and fiscally conservative Republicans should fight hard against the plan and refuse any compromise.
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"I think a lot of the folks here you might describe as fiscally conservative," Min told me recently.
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In about 10 minutes, I had been reduced from a (supposedly) fiscally responsible adult to a desperate groupie.
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WHO SHE'S TRYING TO IMPRESS: #WomenWhoWork and every person who has described themselves as socially liberal but fiscally conservative.
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The California senator also said that she supports a single-payer system because it is "smart" and fiscally responsible.
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One might even argue that entrepreneurs in metro areas with a more fiscally restrained investment culture are missing out.
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Murphy and Correa are two co-chairs of the House Blue Dog Coalition, a faction of fiscally conservative Democrats.
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Chip Roy who blocked consent, saying the bill was fiscally irresponsible and did not contain needed border security funding.
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Michael A. Peterson, CEO of the fiscally conservative Peter G. Peterson Foundation, said those kinds of cuts were unrealistic.
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To correct course, Hustle has brought in "strong finance leadership" and plans to chart a fiscally realistic path forward.
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Investors had hoped that a breakdown in the coalition would result in a more fiscally prudent, right-wing government.
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Scheer is fiscally and socially conservative, offering the promise of a stable government with tax cuts and balanced budgets.
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While in Congress more than a decade ago, the 65-year-old was a fiscally moderate and centrist Democrat.
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He can sound like a fiscally conservative pragmatist in one speech and a messianic rabble-rouser in the next.
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I brought a different brand of Republicanism -- one that is fiscally conservative and socially inclusive -- to the Bay State.
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It confirmed not only that significant bias is present, but that this bias often proves to be fiscally devastating.
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Only Congress can make major tax law changes, and Democrats immediately attacked the Republican president's plan as fiscally irresponsible.
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PROMESA gave the board authority to push fiscally struggling Puerto Rico into a court-supervised restructuring akin to bankruptcy.
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Only in the Valley will you find significant numbers of young, fiscally conservative, pro-gay rights, Burning Man enthusiasts.
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With the government already doing its part fiscally, the MAS may not find it necessary to act, Maybank indicated.
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But why are we trying to pass healthcare legislation that would gut the most fiscally effective parts of Medicaid?
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McAdams' Balanced Budget Amendment is step in the right direction to putting our nation on a fiscally sustainable path.
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Mr. Johnson and Mr. Weld are both former two-term Republican governors who are socially liberal and fiscally conservative.
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Ensuring that the most vulnerable don't lose their homes is both the just and fiscally smart thing to do.
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Weld has been regarded as the most fiscally conservative governor of his time by think tanks and editorial boards.
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It also reflects market adjusting to the reality of an increasingly fiscally-stimulated U.S. economy in 2628 and 28503.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ), James Lankford (R-OK), and Corker, have signaled that the plan isn't fiscally conscious enough.
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That harnesses otherwise fiscally self-defeating tax-avoiding behavior to minimize the costs of health care and environmental damage.
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I grew up in a lower middle-class environment, and I had a grandfather who was very fiscally responsible.
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The previous debates have missed having a centrist point of view advanced — that is, fiscally responsible and socially inclusive.
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"She was very fiscally sound," said Rabbi Sanford Akselrad, the synagogue's spiritual leader and one of Ms. Rosen's friends.
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"In general, the secretary does want to be as fiscally prudent as possible with the taxpayers' money," he added.
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House Republicans, even those in the fiscally conservative Freedom Caucus, have demonstrated a widespread apathy for true agricultural reform.
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Gillibrand was a member of the centrist and fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition while in the House of Representatives.
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" The mayor defended the spending increases as "fiscally sound" because the city still has the "biggest reserves in history.
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But people in those areas tend to be more fiscally conservative than many urban voters, which could benefit Republicans.
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Biden, on the other hand, has labeled Sanders's plan as fiscally irresponsible and too disruptive for mainstream American voters.
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They have refused to accept any changes to this failure in order to make it fiscally sane and affordable.
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Is the deal fairer, simpler, more efficient, fiscally responsible and, finally, does it promote economic growth in the U.S.?
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Art World Conference Los Angeles is a fiscally sponsored project of NYFA taking place from February 15–16, 2020.
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In the Northeast, that's traditionally been defined by a commitment to fiscally conservative approach to deficit and the debt.
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"This fiscally irresponsible Medicaid expansion will be ruinous to Maine's budget," he declared the day after his state voted.
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Men who would drop thousands at a strip club in a night years before were suddenly more fiscally restrained.
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My response to these people is that I am a 'different' kind of Republican -- fiscally conservative and socially liberal.
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Such a provision would give fiscally responsible senators and representatives a club with which to beat back reckless spending.
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This year, those on the right were probably very frustrated that we thought the tax bill was fiscally irresponsible.
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In other words, an approach that prioritizes the whole but does so via conservative, market-based, fiscally responsible means.
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The domestic bill is a fiscally irresponsible package filled with problematic policy riders, and members need to vote no.
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Why should their votes count equally alongside those cast in corruption-free, fiscally sound states like Illinois and Kansas?
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Most Democrats raised a big stink about this, and many also complaining that the proposed tax cut was fiscally imprudent.
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Correa is a member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus and a co-chair of the fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition.
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Young people put him in office, says Mr Ventura, who describes his political credo as "socially liberal and fiscally conservative".
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Rahm Emanuel, a fiscally sober Democrat, said he would not seek a third term as mayor of Chicago next year.
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But the guesses are made by an independent expert committee, so the government cannot make its own fiscally convenient estimates.
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"We've done all the calculations, we've asked the best economists," Gandhi said, emphasizing that the scheme would be fiscally prudent.
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Research suggests that there isn't much appetite for socially-liberal, fiscally-conservative politicians outside such places as New York City.
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It will cost a whopping $3 billion, and critics say it could devastate the economy of the fiscally fragile state.
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Such insurance would cost $400bn, about double the state budget, according to the Legislative Analyst's Office, making it fiscally impossible.
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We all have an interest in a well-run, fiscally responsible, corruption-free student aid program that puts students first.
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He aims to unite the most fiscally conservative part of the Republican coalition with the most socially conservative, evangelical Christians.
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I follow artists on Instagram, visit galleries, and daydream about the day I'm fiscally established enough to afford real art.
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I implore the Trump administration not to believe in fiscally responsible magic and enact a plan of gutting VAWA grants.
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Ms. Ashkenazi lives in Cupertino, considers herself socially liberal but fiscally conservative, voted for Mr. Trump and teaches fitness classes.
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The mustachioed 25-year-old had just decided to abandon a fiscally responsible engineering career and pursue art studies, instead.
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Many of his fellow partisans disagreed with his fiscally conservative approach, which they saw as contributing to the faltering economy.
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The New Democrat Coalition, made up of pro-business fiscally conservative lawmakers, endorsed the bill as a bloc on Wednesday.
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Republicans forgot to govern like Republicans, and the fiscally conservative base of the party punished them accordingly at the polls.
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The libertarian Cato Institute recognized Sanford as the most fiscally conservative member of Congress while he served as a representative.
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Many of us consider ourselves to be a "reasonable voter" or a voter that is socially liberal and fiscally conservative.
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"Congress has failed to maintain a fiscally responsible budget and has typically relied on raising the debt ceiling," they state.
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In general, they haven't proven to be much more fiscally responsible when they've been in power compared to the Democrats.
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The FDP favours a "multi-speed Europe" - differentiating a northern core of fiscally disciplined, wealthy member states from the rest.
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Last, but not least, they put a stop to the fiscally irresponsible Aguirre Offshore GasPort project, PREPA's $400 million boondoggle.
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This gives the government little room for maneuver for tax relief unless it fiscally outperforms, generating even larger budget savings.
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My funding saw me, too—I could tell by the wistfulness of its expression, and its faint, fiscally poignant smile.
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This gives the government little room for manoeuvre for tax relief unless it fiscally outperforms, generating even larger budget savings.
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Ask anyone in the insurance industry, and they'll tell you – the boring decision is likely the most fiscally savvy decision.
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Countries that are more fiscally sound do not want to have their debt associated with those of highly indebted nations.
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One of my favorite things about your success with bike lanes in New York is how fiscally responsible it is.
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Democrats now have supermajorities in both the Senate and the House, but many of them have embraced fiscally conservative policies.
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Cutting funding to these critical programs — that turn tax consumers into taxpayers — is not only unjust but also fiscally foolish.
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"Virginia is a fiscally responsible state," he said, before citing the fact that Republicans control the state's House of Delegates.
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Countries that are more fiscally sound do not want to have their debts associated with those of highly-indebted nations.
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The idea of so-called "corona bonds" is not supported by the fiscally conservative nations in the north of Europe.
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Fiscally centrist, Mr. Cuomo was always going to be vulnerable to challenges that he was insufficiently liberal on economic issues.
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We must maintain efforts to put our Nation on a fiscally sustainable course; Federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases.
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The fiscally conservative group Club for Growth is going on the airwaves in Iowa to attack Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.
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We must also be fiscally wise, as we face the threat of federal funding cuts from the incoming Trump administration.
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If we are to be truly fiscally conservative, then single payer would be the only option that would be discussed.
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As any business owner knows, it would be fiscally irresponsible to raid rainy day funds to fund predictable business activities.
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PROMESA gave the board authority to push fiscally struggling Puerto Rico into a court-supervised restructuring akin to U.S. bankruptcy.
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"I'm a fiscally responsible Democrat, and I don't go for Bernie's socialism," Sullivan said as she shopped with her daughter.
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It&aposs like going to college again, but to learn how to be fiscally responsible, and someday, maybe even wealthy.
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It's a message in line with the fiscally conservative persona DeSantis has cultivated in Congress and on the campaign trail.
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It's time to stop forcing citizens in fiscally responsible regions to subsidize the malfeasance of politicians thousands of miles away.
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Preparing Republicans for the 2018 Election The fiscally conservative base of the GOP has long understood the swamp is bipartisan.
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Like most states during the recession, Texas was short on money, and its legislature was both fiscally and socially conservative.
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"Now we have to go about figuring out how to, in a fiscally responsible way, get that going," Ryan said.
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Though socially liberal, Adam Schiff, a 58-year-old former federal prosecutor, is a fiscally sensible moderate with national-security chops.
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Japan wants to ensure joint projects with China are transparent, open, economically viable and fiscally sound for debtor countries, officials said.
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The USA Act lays out fiscally sound, but feasible, schedules for the federal bureaucracy to defend their need for taxpayer dollars.
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In May, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget surveyed the presidential contenders and declared Hillary Clinton the most fiscally conservative.
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It turns out that building an intricately plotted, fiscally successful series like the Marvel Cinematic Universe is harder than it looks.
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Once fiercely eurosceptic, the 5-Star has mellowed in recent months, looking to reassure financial investors that it is fiscally responsible.
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But that is largely because it is in the midst of a sugar high thanks to a fiscally irresponsible tax cut.
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Analysts say the savings strategy, which was set out in a 13-2021 budget plan, is fiscally ultra-cautious and prudent.
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Charles V. Peña is a senior fellow with Defense Priorities, a think tank dedicated to a strong but fiscally responsible military.
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Ghosn holds French, Lebanese and Brazilian citizenship, but opted for the fiscally more friendly Netherlands as his tax domicile in 2012.
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Mnuchin: I think our plan will be fiscally responsible, and just as you see, the health care is paying for itself.
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This fiscally foolish rollback attempt comes after a conservative Wyoming judge recently denied a motion by industry to block the rule.
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If Mr Bloomberg's fiscally conservative but socially liberal platform could galvanise these middle-of-the-roaders, he could stand a chance.
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The best way to do that is to refuse to give bailouts to insurers and various other fiscally-underwater Obamacare programs.
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Not because it's the right thing to do fiscally, but because it's the Washington gimmick needed to get tax reform done.
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And yes, when it comes to making health care programs more affordable and fiscally responsible for governments, we can do better.
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Developers weren't left out of the fiscally-themed announcements, as a new perk was announced for those producing apps for Oculus.
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Lowering the budget caps to accommodate this change and including the tax title are necessary to produce a fiscally responsible bill.
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Simply saying the cost figures out loud can scare off elected officials, who understandably want to be portrayed as fiscally prudent.
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Instead of allowing Trump to stoke anxiety and distress among immigrants, we should pursue sane, compassionate, and fiscally responsible immigration reform.
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"The bill in its current form is fiscally irresponsible," financial adviser Stephen Spencer of Houlihan Lokey said in an emailed statement.
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FGAs provide a fiscally responsible way for Congress to make America's giving pool larger and more economically, geographically and racially diverse.
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He rejected former President George W. Bush's tax cuts, for example, as fiscally unwise and unnecessary tax cuts for the rich.
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We know that each state has done better fiscally after legalizing, so I don't see how it can be pushed back.
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In a recent study, the Yankee Institute for Public Policy ranked Bridgewater as the most fiscally healthy of Connecticut's 169 municipalities.
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The issue here is whether it's wise, safe, or even fiscally responsible for the government to get into the marijuana business.
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The A.C.A. was a good-faith effort to create a fiscally disciplined, ideologically moderate, market-based path to near-universal coverage.
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The balanced budget could help to show voters they are fiscally responsible and firm up support for their ambitious social plans.
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Concerns about whether policies are truly the best ways to help vets flourish, or whether they are fiscally sustainable, are suppressed.
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With arts education in public schools fiscally challenged, it's great to have folks like this stepping up to fill the gap.
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They were bound to clash: Lyndon B. Johnson, the new president, and William McChesney Martin, the longtime, fiscally conservative Fed chairman.
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But few participants in America's energy sector have ever operated without some form of government subsidies, whether fiscally indirect or otherwise.
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Most Americans are fiscally conservative and would be aghast at the current state of affairs if they were in the know.
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Corbyn's opponents for party leadership echoed Conservative talking points that the last Labor government had been fiscally irresponsible, requiring subsequent austerity.
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Just because Congress tends to be fiscally reckless doesn't mean we should build a budget process more accommodating of the irresponsibility.
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At the same time, fiscally conservative Republicans will seek additional savings to offset defense increases and shrink the size of government.
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I'm independent (never belonged to either party); socially moderate/liberal and fiscally conservative, residing in a super-red state, South Carolina.
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They said they wanted to be fiscally responsible and take additional steps to give all state employees a 4 percent raise.
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"Credit agencies are predicting that this fiscally irresponsible Medicaid expansion will be ruinous to Maine's budget," LePage said in a statement.
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It is true that her plan is more fiscally progressive — delivering more help to poor students and less to non-poor ones.
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Salvini's comments also appear to dash investors' hopes that a coalition breakdown would bring in a more fiscally prudent, right-wing government.
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Delaying proposed pension relief would also be fiscally damaging for the states as pension cost increases have expanded their budgetary structural imbalances.
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A devout Catholic, Scheer is both fiscally and socially conservative, but has promised not to change some of Canada's more progressive laws.
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"We have tried to provide the best deal that's fiscally responsible -- that's fair to teacher and fair to taxpayers," Mayor Lightfoot said.
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Many prospective reforms, however, such as the fiscally necessary measure of raising domestic prices on heating gas, are certain to be unpopular.
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"I just think it made sense from a fiscally conservative perspective," Jason Pye of FreedomWorks wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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If you've always wanted a Porsche, this is easily the most fiscally responsible way to put one in your (toy) garage.[Playmobil]
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Calling the new governor "fiscally conservative," Nomura also noted that Patel may be cautious about opening up debt markets to foreign investors.
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If Mr Salvini and Mr Di Maio reach an accord that includes both of their budgetary priorities, it would be fiscally irresponsible.
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And if we want to be fiscally disciplined, how about asking the Pentagon to start taking the idea of saving money seriously?
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The FDP, by contrast, favors a "multi-speed Europe" - differentiating a northern core of fiscally disciplined, wealthy member states from the rest.
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The Trump administration has said the plan represents an attempt to be fiscally responsible at a time of trillion-dollar budget deficits.
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The FDP, by contrast, favours a "multi-speed Europe" - differentiating a northern core of fiscally disciplined, wealthy member states from the rest.
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They may grow more fiscally conservative as they earn more and notice how much of their pay is gobbled up by tax.
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Were Greece half as fiscally responsible as Germany, it might not be facing its eighth year of economic contraction in a decade.
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As of Wednesday it had 66 active client accounts linked to Mossack Fonseca, but he said they were legal and fiscally transparent.
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The data has shown over, and over, and over again that HCBS are one of the most fiscally effective parts of Medicaid.
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Rush's comments stand out because they belie the more fundamental reason why many of us are fiscally conservative in the first place.
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Conservatives will agree that adding more money to the HTF from General Fund subsidies is not fiscally responsible in the long term.
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The panel's proponents say the board is necessary to address Medicare's runaway spending and keep the program fiscally solvent for future enrollees.
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This constitutionally unorthodox and fiscally unaccountable practice has now become a way of life for members of the House and for senators.
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The concerns of a fiscally minded municipality are one thing, but as a physician, my concerns are on the basis public health.
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"Obviously, if we could invest $2 trillion in infrastructure in a responsibly, fiscally responsible way, I'd be all for it," he said.
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It would establish a Municipal Accountability Review Board to allow state oversight of fiscally troubled cities, potentially including its capital city Hartford.
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Thirty-four percent said that the situation was only "somewhat troubling" and that actions should only be undertaken that are fiscally prudent.
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The plurality of them (22019 percent) favor action in response to "extremely troubling" environmental patterns while 20 percent favored "fiscally prudent" action.
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Second, Republicans should begin to regularly pass savings measures because the fiscal outlook necessitates a governing majority willing to be fiscally conservative.
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However, the annual budget and appropriations process does give Congress an opportunity to start reversing this fiscally unsustainable, individual-rights-crushing trend.
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Contrast that with the president's combined request of $750 billion and the Senate Budget Committee draft looks like a fiscally sensible alternative.
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He was practically created in a lab to appeal to "both sides" journalists, think tanks, and well-heeled "fiscally responsible" Republican voters.
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When he challenged residents complaining about possible changes to the affordability of health care to be more fiscally responsible, more jeers ensued.
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This budget deal didn't fulfill progressive wish lists, and 11 mostly progressive Democrats did oppose it, alongside 16 mostly fiscally conservative Republicans.
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A deficit hawk, Coburn became known as one of Washington's most fiscally conservative lawmakers and annually published a "Wastebook" of government spending.
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What these states don't know is that cash assistance can be a more fiscally sustainable model in supporting survivors of domestic violence.
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But only if everyone is on board - by no means certain if fiscally conservative German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has his way.
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The stocks are also selected based on the quality of being fiscally disciplined companies with a record of rewarding shareholders through dividends.
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The agreed-upon bill also includes billions of dollars in deauthorizations towards the aim of being "fiscally responsible," the press release states.
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Pressure on fiscally prudent Germany to spend more and lift growth in the euro zone's biggest economy has ramped up this year.
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"In general, the secretary does want to be as fiscally prudent as possible with the taxpayers' money," HUD spokesman Raffi Williams said.
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By being fiscally responsible — I even cut my own pay — we balanced our budget and turned deficits into surpluses without raising taxes.
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But this time, the Kobach campaign may benefit from the largesse of conservative outside groups, particularly the fiscally-focused Club for Growth.
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"DHS/FEMA stand fiscally and operationally ready to support current and future response and recovery needs," said FEMA spokesman Tyler Q. Houlton.
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The financing structure, known as "P23," is being employed both by schools that are fiscally strapped and those with healthier balance sheets.
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At the same time, Department of Education spending would be reduced by about 20 percent, which would appeal to fiscally conservative voters.
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FGAs also provide a fiscally responsible way for Congress to make America's giving pool larger and more economically, geographically and racially diverse.
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But other more fiscally-strapped countries, such as Italy and Spain, would struggle to satisfy NATO while observing restrictive European Union budget rules.
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Responding to that concern, Olive Shisana, special adviser to President Cyril Ramaphosa, said the program would be introduced in a fiscally responsible manner.
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That way, you can figure out what you need to do to get to where you want to be — fiscally speaking, of course.
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"We have tried to provide the best deal that's fiscally responsible -- that's fair to teacher and fair to taxpayers," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
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In the House, Price was known as a fiscally conservative member, who served for a time as chairman of the House Budget Committee.
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It also rewarded many fiscally fumbling politicians in blue states by shielding them from voter anger over their state and local tax burdens.
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And so I laid out very specific plans and I costed them out because I also think it's important to be fiscally responsible.
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Were this newspaper in charge, we would do three things to make the reform less fiscally reckless, less regressive and more pro-growth.
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"We believe it's very important for us to continue to be fiscally responsible and that will be demonstrated in our budget," Morneau said.
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"The war started because the Imperium seemed a bit weak, and many people were fiscally motivated by wealthy in-game bankers," Farrell says.
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"Providing governments are responsible fiscally they can get away with a lot of undemocratic measures," said Renaissance Capital global chief economist Charles Robertson.
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There can be bipartisan support for a fiscally responsible increase in federal investment in new technologies from energy storage to advanced nuclear reactors.
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But even compared to older millennials, there are a larger proportion of young people, say, under 25, who are actually more fiscally conservative.
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If it's a rate reduction of any substantial size, it won't be fiscally responsible to do it without some kind of base-broadening.
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When implemented in a fiscally responsible way, federal infrastructure projects have the potential to create jobs, boost wages and strengthen our national security.
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RUI: The great lesson that I've learned is that it's possible to put together a high level football team while acting fiscally responsible.
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The inverse correlation clearly reflects concern that populist politicians will pursue fiscally unsustainable policies that euro zone authorities can do little to stop.
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The money needs to be managed in a fiscally responsible way to make it last as our retirees are also living much longer.
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Back in the day, the hard-right clamored for President Bush to veto a spending bill to show that he was fiscally responsible.
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The lesson was clear: Massachusetts liberals are willing to vote for local Republicans because it makes them feel open-minded and fiscally responsible.
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While privately run detention facilities were once seen as a fiscally responsible alternative, there's now growing acknowledgment that they are a national shame.
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Many fiscally minded policymakers at the federal, state and local levels have protected the 28503st CCLC program because of its return on investment.
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The fiscally conservative advocacy group Americans For Prosperity (AFP) on Thursday will launch a $4 million television and digital ad campaign hitting Sens.
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Flake told CNN last month that he wasn't going to vote for just any tax bill if he thought it was fiscally irresponsible.
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While not passing a budget is indeed detrimental to the country, so are the continued fiscally reckless budgets that do ultimately get through.
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He has said in the past that he's neither Republican nor Democrat, indicating that he tends to be fiscally conservative and socially liberal.
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These people look at Moulton and see the face of the future of the Democratic Party, a social progressive who's fiscally more moderate.
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The deep-pocketed and enormously influential groups within the network are freezing out Republicans they believe have violated the group's fiscally conservative principles.
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"It expands access to paid parental leave in a fiscally responsible, fair, and flexible way," IWF President Carrie Lukas said in a statement.
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Asking the appropriate questions can help legislators, in any state, fulfill their duty to craft fiscally responsible budgets on behalf of their constituents.
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Kretz told me that he undertook the action to be fiscally responsible, to not let money flow to a researcher he found disreputable.
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Overall, nations that are fiscally more conservative are reluctant to share fiscal policy with other nations that tend to spend above their limits.
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"This Conservative government…seems to not be very conservative, fiscally or institutionally," noted Ryan Shorthouse of Bright Blue, a liberal Tory think-tank.
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The way Barry perceives himself — socially liberal, fiscally conservative — is so at odds with the footprint that he actually leaves upon the world.
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Tom Price's stated positions and his performance more or less coincided with the way I look at things: in particular, being fiscally conservative.
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So not only is expanding to rural areas fiscally precarious for Uber and Lyft, it also may not reap much reward for drivers.
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Former Microsoft executive Doug Burgum won his bid to become the governor of North Dakota, fueled by a socially moderate, fiscally conservative campaign.
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"Conservatives won last night," said David McIntosh, a former House member and president of the Club for Growth, a fiscally conservative advocacy group.
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"My husband and I are both Republicans, but socially liberal and fiscally conservative," said Ms. Trump, who voted for Mr. Barr in 2016.
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But they're also more fiscally conservative than many urban voters, and opposed, for example, to the higher taxes some liberal policies would require.
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Some of them are tired of the Paris-Berlin diktat, and could be tempted to create a new fiscally virtuous center of power.
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" He was a "a pragmatic and efficient administrator, one so fiscally conservative that some Republicans say he managed to 'out-Republican the Republicans.
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Trump would also need to overcome the reservations of fiscally conscious "Freedom Caucus" Republicans, who oppose increasing government spending, including at the Pentagon.
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A bloc of fiscally conservative Democrats will announce their opposition to the Republicans' far-reaching effort to overhaul the tax code on Wednesday.
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A budget needs to constrain individual spending decisions to an aggregate limit, because the total consists of many, mostly small fiscally inconsequential choices.
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" He continued, "We can be fiscally conservative without losing our commitment to the needy and we must redirect our policy in that direction.
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Supporters of IPAB argue that the board is needed to address Medicare's runaway spending and keep the program fiscally solvent for future enrollees.
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"Fiscally they have to be very careful," said Sailesh Lad, senior EM portfolio manager for the AXA WF Global Emerging Markets Bond Fund.
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"We must maintain efforts to put our Nation on a fiscally sustainable course, and Federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases," Trump wrote.
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Democrats seized on the Congressional Budget Office debt limit report on Wednesday as new evidence that the Republican tax bill was fiscally reckless.
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Having slammed on the brakes to control debt, the central government is now making it easier for fiscally responsible localities to spend on infrastructure.
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The Ohio governor is casting himself as a fiscally conservative "happy warrior" who brought prosperity to his state while expressing compassion for the poor.
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" A registered Democrat who said the bonus represents less than 215 percent of his annual salary, Anderson describes himself as "socially liberal, fiscally conservative.
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Still, if you don't want the hassle of finding a buyer, GoPro's deal (while not the wisest, fiscally speaking) is at least very convenient.
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"Our administration's plan remains the same: to avoid affecting the most vulnerable and to operate a fiscally responsible government," Rossello said in the statement.
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And as the price of solar and wind continues to plummet, traditional forms of energy simply won't be worth it—both fiscally and environmentally.
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When it comes to governors, Bay State residents appear to like socially moderate/fiscally conservative Republicans, partly to serve as a check against Democrats.
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While describing himself as socially liberal and fiscally conservative, Zell said he likes Trump's choices on judges, and calls the president's Cabinet picks "great."
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But moves to increase worker contributions to social security and reduce pensions, which the government argues are fiscally necessary, has sparked a violent backlash.
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"Chairman Cochran remains interested in ensuring national defense and other priorities are funded in a stable, fiscally sound manner," a Senate GOP aide said.
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Puerto Rico's future Fiscal oversight boards are by their nature a last-resort tool to fix a fiscally bereft government out of other options.
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Not only is this fiscally irresponsible, but it is also a flagrant attack on places and resources valued and beloved by the American people.
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My research on Canada's experience suggests that reform through consolidation is the only fiscally responsible way to reduce child poverty without breaking the bank.
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Rick Snyder for signature (MLive) From The Hill's opinion pages Reauthorizing the children's health program is a fiscally smart decision View the discussion thread.
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Fiscally, home health care just makes sense, reducing overall health care costs through disease management and the prevention of rehospitalizations and emergency room visits.
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In that case, you'll want one that's fiscally secure and, perhaps, one that is qualified to accept direct deposits of your Social Security benefits.
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Charles Koch said on Sunday that his network would be more aggressive in going after Republicans who have not adhered to fiscally conservative principles.
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What should not be up for debate is whether there are options for anyone to support a strong national defense and fiscally responsible spending.
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Malinowski, whose platform seeks to appeal to fiscally conservative voters, won a whopping 85033 percent of the vote to advance to the November election.
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We ultimately all want a situation in which Americans are healthy and productive, while enjoying a healthcare system that is robust and fiscally sound.
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Republican senators now say a budget plan still may not come to the floor, citing the divide between pro-defense and fiscally conservative lawmakers.
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Progressives railed against increases for defense and instead sought more resources for other programs, while centrist Blue Dogs slammed spending they called fiscally irresponsible.
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Trump looks to you like a big-government populist, not a budget-cutter, so a fiscally-sober Democrat would obviously represent the better choice.
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A majority of Republican voters -- 220006 percent -- identify as both fiscally and socially conservative, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll released on Friday.
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This reluctance to pay for maintenance isn't even fiscally prudent, for it's far more expensive to build new trails than to maintain old ones.
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Germany, Europe's largest economy, has traditionally been among the European Union's most fiscally hawkish members, and the new proposals sit squarely in that tradition.
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These activists had to fight their way to prominence within the party by defeating more socially moderate, fiscally conservative GOP candidates in the primary.
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On its own, sports betting would generate a "minimal lift" in revenues for Atlantic City, the state's fiscally stressed gambling hub, according to Moody's.
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The GOP controlled the field when it came to giving the American people policies that would lead to a solvent, fiscally strong federal government.
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"We must maintain efforts to put our nation on a fiscally sustainable course, and federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases," the president wrote.
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Shultz appears to share the conviction, endemic among American elites, that the country hungers for a candidate who is socially liberal but fiscally conservative.
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The fiscally conservative FDP dislikes the idea of any facility that may lead to financial transfers from wealthier euro zone countries to poorer ones.
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The Democratic Governors Association swiftly attacked Mr. Lee's business record, and the group's Republican counterpart portrayed Mr. Dean as a fiscally irresponsible public official.
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Aging in place not only offers seniors an improved quality of life, it is fiscally sound as well, saving Americans billions in avoided costs.
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The most fiscally responsible way for Congress to support the economy now is with higher deficit spending until it is no longer needed. Why?
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The most fiscally responsible way for Congress to support the economy now is with higher deficit spending until it is no longer needed. Why?
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However, the idea, often dubbed as "corona bonds," has been fiercely opposed by more fiscally conservative countries, such as the Netherlands, Germany and Austria.
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In nations that fiscally support their cities (including, once upon a time, our own), municipalities develop low- and moderate-income neighborhoods for their citizens.
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About 20 states have systems of state oversight for fiscally troubled municipalities and other local government entities, but Michigan's system has drawn particular scrutiny.
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But even under that lax standard, Moody's described his proposals as "fiscally unsound" and do not see a way they can boost the economy.
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Their austere, fiscally orthodox measures have been popular with international financial markets and investors but have left mixed feelings at home, tempering presidential aspirations.
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That problem is that America's entire transportation system is too centrally planned and too car-centered to be safe, economically advantageous, and fiscally sustainable.
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"In general, the secretary does want to be as fiscally prudent as possible with the taxpayers' money," HUD spokesman Raffi Williams told the newspaper.
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Already, rising inflation, tightening cash conditions, and worries about a less fiscally prudent government have sparked a sharp sell-off in India's bond markets.
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Republicans, who typically tout themselves as fiscally conservative, are arguing that economic growth will make the tax plan deficit neutral or even add revenues.
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Rubio added that it would be difficult to support a bill that would punish what he called a fiscally responsible state such as Florida.
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The Tea Party is determined to send new, fiscally responsible leaders to Washington to trim government fat -- and not with scalpels, but with chainsaws.
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Politico reported last week that Hawley would get a sizable campaign donation from the fiscally conservative group Club for Growth if he gets in.
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As it stands now, the platforms aren't fiscally accountable for violations, although they do need to remove copyrighted content when rights holders ask them too.
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Italy now has three weeks to provide a revised, more fiscally prudent budget, though it may well be financial markets that call the final shots.
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For all their fiscally conservative stodginess, the people tasked with safeguarding your nest egg are forcing the financial world to pay attention to climate change.
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Cuellar, who has served eight terms in the House, is a member of the Blue Dog Coalition, who identify as fiscally responsible and centrist Democrats.
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The OBR assumed that any savings Britain makes from cutting contributions to the EU budget would be diverted into government spending, and therefore fiscally neutral.
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However, S&P's stable outlook on the big oil company reflects the rating service's confidence in Exxon's "fiscally prudent manner" in its investments and acquisitions.
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They've seen your hair up close, know exactly what's gone onto it, and how much you're willing to spend on it, fiscally and time-wise.
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Puerto Rico will miss a major debt payment due to creditors Monday, registering the largest default to date for the fiscally struggling U.S. territory. Gov.
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He called it "fiscally irresponsible" and says he will not sign off on expansion until the state legislature figures out how to pay for it.
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"The latest measures are fiscally expansionary and the risk is that funding them through spending cuts may prove difficult," Morgan Stanley economist Matthew Pennill wrote.
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It did not name Germany, where Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives face an election next autumn complicated by the emergence of the fiscally hawkish, euroskeptic AfD.
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To see him on a national stage — to see people believe he's the fiscally responsible savior we need — is more than a joke to me.
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Mr López Obrador is a conundrum, who can sound like a fiscally conservative pragmatist in one speech and a messianic rabble-rouser in the next.
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While providing prisoners with medical care is a matter of human rights, efficient and effective health care in prisons can be fiscally sound as well.
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I mean, I think Florida has probably never been in a better position as long as we keep good solid low tax fiscally responsible policies.
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Even Burbank, a city where Disney's corporate offices are located, has struggled fiscally with deficits in recent years due to worker pensions and other costs.
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"We run a fiscally modest operation...we're prudent about loan decisions, but at the end of the day, we're about supporting U.S. jobs," Hochberg noted.
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They have long provided the tools employees need to become fiscally responsible insurance consumers, and they are a trusted source of health information and resources.
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This system has helped to keep the social peace, but the government has failed to develop industries beyond the energy sector and is fiscally strapped.
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This is likely to heighten political uncertainty and make for a hard-fought Brazilian election that will not be conducive to candidates being fiscally responsible.
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As Congress and the new administration pile up priorities and program reforms, the fiscally challenged United States Postal Service (USPS) is ripe for monumental changes.
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"We need to find a conservative solution to provide paid family leave in a fiscally responsible way," Rubio said in a video touting the plan.
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This is Ryanism in its purest form: insisting that a policy that largely benefits the rich and explodes the deficit is egalitarian and fiscally responsible.
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The simplest, most cost effective, fiscally conservative step we could take is to expand Medicare by simply increasing the Medicare employment tax by 3.5 percent.
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Throughout the election and transition period, Trump has tried to project an image of a leader who can increase American strength while staying fiscally conservative.
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He became known as one of the most fiscally conservative members of Trump's team, drafting budget requests that called for dramatic cuts to federal government.
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For a band like us, we'll probably still bite the bullet for our next record, even if it's not the fiscally the most intelligent thing.
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Poll after poll has told us that voters are way more fiscally conservative than their elected representatives, but the most recent is perhaps the starkest.
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Without that federal incentive state cuts will be even easier, and fiscally necessary (as states, unlike the federal government, must balance their budgets), to implement.
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While the House bill would phase out the tax that generally hits only the rich, some senators are skeptical that doing so is fiscally responsible.
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Democrats on the Budget Committee assailed their Republican colleagues for shedding their deficit hawk feathers and backing a bill that they say is fiscally irresponsible.
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"But then it doesn't raise the kind of revenue that Brady or [House Speaker Paul] Ryan would want to make it fiscally neutral," Freund says.
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The state is one of 19 that have declined to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, saying that doing so would be fiscally irresponsible.
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When Mr. Bennet took the helm at NPR in 21993, during the fiscally conservative administration of President Ronald Reagan, the organization was in financial distress.
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Equally remarkable was his swift transformation from a mainstream, fiscally conservative Republican into a cheerleader for Mr. Trump and his hard-right brand of nationalism.
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"It just wasn't fiscally viable for a family operation our size to milk cows," said Mr. Cody, who was 12 when dairy operations wound down.
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Given the severity of refugee crises elsewhere, and reasonable alternatives for what has become a trickle of Cuban refugees, is this a fiscally responsible endeavor?
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Bloomberg's team says the rebranding is not matched with substantive departures in policy — not because he's still fiscally moderate, but because he never really was.
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Instead of taking the fiscally responsible approach though, it appears Congress would rather add tens of billions of dollars to the national debt next year.
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"You should veto this bill because it is fiscally irresponsible," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Trump, according to a draft obtained by POLITICO.
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New Hampshire is a socially liberal and fiscally conservative state, where many Democratic politicians staunchly defend the continued lack of an income or sales tax.
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The Financial Oversight and Management Board was created with the legal authority to craft fiscally responsible budgets and set the island on new economic track.
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Other GOP lawmakers and fiscally conservative groups have also voiced concerns, and several Senate Dems in states without sales taxes voted against the 2013 bill.
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That helped begin Labour's rightward shift to a more moderate, centrist party that is socially liberal but somewhat more fiscally conservative and free-market oriented.
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But as frightening as this $2.5 trillion housing initiative seems, it is not the only fiscally unreasonable proposal to come from Democrats in recent months.
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District officials "seek to find a balance between being fiscally responsible and ensuring that all of our students receive a healthy, nutritious lunch," the statement said.
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An analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a fiscally conservative advocacy group, said the White House budget proposal would not harm Medicare benefits.
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On average, Illinois, Michigan and New Jersey - another fiscally troubled state - include $188 million of new remote sales tax revenue in their current budgets, Reuters found.
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Trump's economic plans are at odds with the more fiscally cautious approach favored by House Speaker Paul Ryan, who he was due to meet on Thursday.
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The government argues its changes to social security are fiscally necessary, but the protests are the biggest challenge to Ortega's authority since he resumed the presidency.
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Fiscally conservative groups, including the Charles and David Koch-backed group Americans for Prosperity, oppose the tax, arguing that costs will be passed on to consumers.
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However, Tria has consistently been the most fiscally conservative voice in the coalition, and new divisions might yet emerge within the government over its spending plans.
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At a time when all levels of government are operating in a fiscally tight environment, the federal government can do much to help communities help themselves.
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A number of fiscally conservative groups are pushing for the repeal of an Obama-era offshore tax law that they say has ensnared Americans residing overseas.
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Gordhan, seen by investors and ratings agencies as fiscally prudent, denied the charges, which his allies said were politically motivated, and state lawyers withdrew the case.
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The battle on the right over the GOP's ObamaCare repeal-and-replace legislation pits President Trump against an old nemesis: the fiscally conservative Club for Growth.
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Back home, criticism of Bolsonaro is growing just as he has put before Congress his fiscally crucial but highly unpopular plan to reform the pension system.
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Candidates who don't propose ways to comprehensively pay for their ideas shouldn't be considered fiscally unserious and progressive candidates shouldn't indulge the idea that they are.
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These "user pay" practices may not have started mass incarceration, but they are certainly sustaining it, impeding more just and fiscally sound approaches to public safety.
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Not only is it fiscally sounder, the default option also tends to be "sticky" – people tend to stick with what they're put into as a default.
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No, this year's deficits are driven by fiscally irresponsible policymakers — the choices our elected officials made to cut taxes and increase spending without offsetting the cost.
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A coalition of almost 50 fiscally conservative groups is urging congressional leaders to reject including the extension of renewable energy tax breaks in upcoming spending legislation.
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Many leaders in the Democratic Party are veering too far left and overpromising government programs that are not fiscally possible, Howard Schultz told CNBC on Tuesday.
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I cannot fathom independents, fiscally conservative Democrats and swing voters — who are the linchpin of successful presidential elections — embracing a socialist agenda for America in 2020.
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Taken together, these steps will help create a healthier and more productive workforce, which in turn will make the American health-care system more fiscally sustainable.
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He embraced a fiscally responsible but progressive agenda, which included support for looser abortion laws and the Equal Rights Amendment and opposition to the death penalty.
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When they themselves were governing, they perceived themselves to be operating under sharp constraints of public opinion that demanded them to take a fiscally conservative line.
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The government has argued the changes to social security are fiscally necessary, but hundreds of retirees began demonstrating on Wednesday after the government approved the changes.
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Mr. Yarmuth and his allies faced additional pressure from the fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition, which balked at the decision to pass on a budget blueprint.
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With this policy we seek to find a balance between being fiscally responsible and ensuring that all our students are provided with a healthy, nutritious lunch.
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It's the shiniest time of year: that hopeful period when we imagine how remarkable — how fit and kind, how fiscally responsible — our future selves could be.
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It's a socially liberal and fiscally moderate party that believes in abortion rights and gun control, and government intervention in the market up to a point.
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At the same time, he said, New York City should remain fiscally sound with low unemployment, as it enters a 10th consecutive year of economic growth.
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As a result, countries that are fiscally more conservative are often reluctant to share fiscal policy with other nations, who tend to spend above their limits.
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Cuellar said he's advocating for the use of ankle bracelets both as a way to keep immigrants out of detention and as a fiscally sound measure.
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Traditionally, countries in the north, which tend to be more fiscally prudent, oppose deepening ties with southern countries on concerns that they will jeopardize their finances.
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The agency and its partners were committed to rebuilding Puerto Rico in a way that was fiscally sound and resilient against future disasters, the statement said.
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They will say they are socially liberal but fiscally conservative, but they nonetheless like to fearmonger, warning that the United States is becoming a nonwhite nation.
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The House Freedom Caucus, a band of roughly 30 conservative hard-liners, slammed the proposal as fiscally irresponsible and took an official position against the package.
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Bevin has billed his work requirements as an anti-poverty measure, as well as a way to make Medicaid expansion more fiscally responsibly in the state.
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De Leon and Rendon are more accustomed to battling with Brown, the more fiscally conservative governor, over budget figures than with each other over policy matters.
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Just imagine killing yourself at work for 70 hours a week to give over 20133 percent of some of your income to a fiscally irresponsible government.
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In recent years, Congress has passed a series of fiscally irresponsible budget deals that boost both defense and non-defense discretionary spending caps with insufficient offsets.
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"We are dealing with a fiscally unstable long-term outlook in which inflation will take hold," Greenspan said in an interview on Bloomberg Television last Wednesday.
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The plan for a regional aid program on the scale of the original Marshall Plan, which is equivalent to around $100 billion today, is fiscally unimaginable.
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These reform efforts demonstrate that it is indeed possible to promote public safety while being fiscally responsible, creating a more equitable and effective criminal justice system.
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The fiscally sound adjustment would be to allow a defense increase, and balance the fiscal impact of such an increase with a cut to domestic spending.
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Chiang has less of a geographic base, though as state treasurer, he has tried to appear as the progressive but fiscally prudent heir to Brown's legacy.
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They have no claim any longer to being the party of fiscally responsible government, or to being good stewards of the government and its fiscal health.
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As a young Democrat, I was still proud to work for a Republican because this socially moderate, fiscally conservative party actually delivered on many important issues.
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Trump administration officials and Republican lawmakers hit the airwaves on Sunday to sell their plan, saying economic expansion from the cuts would make it fiscally responsible.
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On the other side are centrist and fiscally conservative Democrats, along with liberals who support such policies in theory but argue that voters would reject them.
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" Kentucky officials, meanwhile, had made the case that the work requirements could save money for the state and thus make its expansion of Medicaid "fiscally sustainable.
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He is a budget hawk who voted against President George W. Bush's fiscally bloated No Child Left Behind education bill and hyper-expensive Medicare prescription-drug bill.
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Mr Salvini's reckless rhetoric has made it less likely, not more, that Germany and the "New Hanseatic League" of fiscally orthodox northern European countries will indulge him.
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"As a libra sun, i am flattered yet horrified that facebook would name its cryptocurrency after the most flighty, fiscally irresponsible of the signs!" tweeted Em Gibson.
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Nor has it made his policies more appealing -- he is fiscally and socially conservative, offering a no-nonsense, stable government with tax cuts and eventually, balanced budgets.
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But in the long run, there could be some benefits: less traffic on the roads, shorter journey times and perhaps a more fiscally sustainable public-transport system.
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Olaf Scholz, the fiscally conservative SPD mayor of Hamburg, would be finance minister and thus dominate discussions with Emmanuel Macron, the French president, on euro-zone reform.
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They are even more extraordinary coming from one serving 19 sovereign countries, based in Frankfurt, and constructed in the inflation-busting and fiscally conservative mould of Germany.
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A Greek government official said extra reforms were to be fiscally neutral and take effect from the start of 2019, after the latest bailout ends in 2018.
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Some Republicans, once fiscally demanding but now desperate for a legislative win after a yearlong drought, shrugged off the specter of adding billions to the federal deficit.
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You may think that you are pretty money savvy; however, even the most fiscally successful individuals tend to be guilty of making these three big money mistakes.
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But now comes Trump ... 8/ ... and suddenly a different part of the party is mad, and they're voting for a dealmaker who isn't fiscally conservative at all!
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The maxim that "all politics is local" means understanding the political affectations of localities, where voters might support elements of left-wing populism but remain fiscally conservative.
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They like Mr Kretschmann because he is not like the leftist Greens in northern Germany, but rather prides himself on being pragmatic, pro-business and fiscally conservative.
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There are also more fiscally-conservative options that would do a heck of a lot more than an executive order about cell phone towers in National Parks.
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Ryan is defending his long-standing proposal to make the program more reliant on private plans, arguing such a change is necessary to keep Medicare fiscally sustainable.
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They ran on a fiscally conservative platform that wooed many former Obama voters who were sick and tired of the waste, excess, and regulation of Obama's reign.
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However, there's reason to believe that in the near future, government might dramatically shrink—not because of demands by fiscally astute Americans, but because of radical technology.
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The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a fiscally conservative advocacy group, estimates Trump's plan could add $2.2 trillion to the debt over the next 10 years.
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After more than a decade of government dominance over economic management under previous administrations, Brazil is trying a new, fiscally prudent approach under acting President Michel Temer.
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And fiscally conservative groups were irate with the GOP Congress for passing a $2900 trillion spending package in 220006 that was signed into law by the president.
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However, he also had critiques for the Democratic Party, saying it had veered too far to the left and was overpromising on programs that aren't fiscally responsible.
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Andrew Weaver, the leader of the BC Greens, which is helping prop up the minority NDP government, said it was "fiscally reckless" to continue with the project.
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I have a few fiscally responsible, like-minded friends who have expressed interest in investing with me, perhaps in a neighborhood like Hudson Heights or Jackson Heights.
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There is nothing new about conservatives pointing to personal debt as evidence that candidates are fiscally irresponsible, their unbalanced books a sign of some greater personal failing.
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Returning Medicaid to its core mission covering the truly indigent and embracing reasonable work requirements for non-disabled adults would not only be fiscally prudent, but popular.
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Markets are likely to continue to struggle to price in populism, no matter what stage it is in, and react strongly to extreme or fiscally irresponsible policies.
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A fixture in Washington's Republican circles, he founded the Club for Growth, an influential fiscally conservative nonprofit, and is currently a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
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Russell Vought, acting White House budget director, defended Trump's plan, saying it represents an attempt to be fiscally responsible at a time of trillion-dollar budget deficits.
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By suspending the debt ceiling without attaching any fiscal reforms, the president's deal exacerbates the looming debt crisis, and sets a fiscally irresponsible precedent for his presidency.
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Rather than wooing millennials with its fiscally conservative platform, the GOP alienated us by focusing and making a stand on issues like abortion and gay wedding cakes.
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Using cost-effective alternative energy sources to offset domestic consumption is the only way for Saudi Arabia to export enough oil to keep the state fiscally solvent.
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Yet at the final presidential debate, both candidates missed the opportunity to clearly lay out their visions for a fiscally responsible, long-term future for our country.
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The Bush tax cuts have rightly gained a reputation as one of the more fiscally irresponsible, least economically necessary policies pursued by any administration in recent memory.
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"Congress must prove it is serious about offsetting new spending by first enacting deficit reduction legislation — this is the fiscally responsible and right thing to do," Rep.
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A full-fledged Sanders-style single payer system is almost certainly too disruptive, too fiscally burdensome, too big a political lift, at least for the foreseeable future.
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"We're looking globally at the whole thing and trying to do what we can to make it more fiscally palatable," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.
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Russia is fiscally prepared to cope with a drop in oil prices, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said, but did not predict Russia's decision on deeper output cuts.
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In doing so he clashed with the House speaker, Newt Gingrich, a Republican, calling Mr. Gingrich's proposed tax cuts under his "Contract With America" agenda fiscally irresponsible.
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While they want something done about jobs, wages, education, and health care, they are also fiscally conservative and deeply skeptical of government's ability to make positive change.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other appropriators have publicly criticized acting Chief of Staff Mulvaney and his fiscally hawkish allies at OMB as impossible to work with.
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"I've always been more centrist in my views, socially liberal and more fiscally conservative," said George Scott, a 48-year old investor and entrepreneur in Sunnyvale, Calif.
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It began last year when investors jibbed at continuing to finance the pro-market but fiscally lax government of Mauricio Macri, prompting a run on the peso.
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"You don't beat up the referee just because you don't like the score," warned Maya MacGuineas, president of the fiscally conservative Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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Labour excluded the cost of its plans to nationalize industries such as rail, power and broadband, arguing that the acquisition of assets meant it was fiscally neutral.
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From being the swamp's worst enemy to its most loyal ally, President Trump crossed the line by signing arguably the most fiscally irresponsible spending bill in history.
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Bevin has repeatedly said the Medicaid expansion is not fiscally sustainable, and the waiver is needed to bring down the costs of covering so many new individuals.
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The Democrats end up as the party that raises them in order to be fiscally responsible while still providing basic humane services — which expand the middle class.
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In the absence of presidential leadership, the most fiscally conservative House Republicans have stepped forward to demand that the health care law be whittled to near nothingness.
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The fiscally conservative group Americans For Prosperity (AFP) is putting about $2628,28500 behind the ad, which will begin running statewide through television and digital outlets beginning Wednesday.
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Moreover, because not a single dollar of debt has yet been forgiven through the program, arguments that the program is fiscally unsustainable are based on pure speculation.
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A far better option, both morally and fiscally, is to develop policies that focus on preventing these kinds of atrocities from happening before they ever take place.
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Labour excluded the cost of its plans to nationalize industries such as rail, power and broadband, arguing that the acquisition of assets meant it was fiscally neutral.
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Contrary to some of the myths about the costs of our space program, and as strange as it may sound — sending humans to Mars is fiscally responsible.
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And the tax bill is indeed a messy, fiscally reckless means for Republican lawmakers to please their donors and crow that they are getting big things done.
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Eventually, the interest on all the debt will force the governments of future generations to reverse those fiscally imprudent policies in order to pay for today's profligacy.
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The pro-business, fiscally hawkish Free Democrats (FDP), a likely coalition partner for Merkel's conservatives, has said it wants to run the finance ministry in any new government.
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Guedes is working to get his fiscally-crucial pension reform bill put to the vote in the lower house of Congress before lawmakers go into recess July 18.
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Though some have waved away concerns in favor of getting a tax bill done, some conservative purists are beginning to signal that the plan isn't fiscally conscious enough.
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Now Moran is signaling he's interested in a fiscally responsible bill as well — perhaps as a result of the failure of trickle-down policies in his own state.
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She drew fire after confirming the party will abide by the fiscally conservative pay-as-you-go budget rule if the party regains the majority after November elections.
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Implementation of a new fiscally prudent mandate for expiring labor contracts will be an important factor in the province's ability to maintain fiscal balance over the medium term.
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This is how you hire people with barriers, this is why you do it, this is how it impacts your community, this is why it makes sense fiscally.
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In Congress, most House Democrats support a Medicare for All bill, with six members of the Blue Dog caucus of fiscally conservative Democrats signing on as co-sponsors.
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" That said, he admonished, "if we were being more fiscally responsible in other areas … we wouldn't have to be consumed with having offsets with these kinds of crises.
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Now finance ministers from the northern states, characterised by their fiscally hawkish and free-market views, are hoping to set the course for reforms to the European Union.
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So the question now is will (and can) Temer restore those socially inclusive yet fiscally sound policies that put Brazil on course to becoming a truly developed country?
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But his expansion of the military would alone cost $450 billion over a decade, says the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB), a fiscally hawkish think-tank.
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While her plan might have been more fiscally responsible, Sanders better understood the power of raising expectations, especially during a populist wave and change year in American politics.
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It's been a controversial vote in recent years as Republicans used it to paint President Barack Obama as fiscally irresponsible and nearly forcing a government shutdown over it.
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Their offer aimed to reconcile two red lines: Zodiac's families wanted to be able to maintain their fiscally neutral shareholder pact and preserve their role as stable partners.
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Both have also ruled out any coalition involving Sinn Fein, which they see as fiscally irresponsible and tainted by links to violence and the IRA in Northern Ireland.
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Warner added the success of centrists this past week is part of a larger trend in Virginia, where candidates who run on centrist, fiscally responsible platforms do well.
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"This may well be the most fiscally irresponsible thing we've done in the history of the United States," said Republican Senator Rand Paul, who voted against the bill.
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" In other words, "Don't worry, Susan, the existence of Paygo lets us look fiscally responsible, and then we waive it every year so it has no actual impact.
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"We seek to find a balance between being fiscally responsible and ensuring that all our students are provided with a healthy, nutritious lunch," she said in a statement.
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For years now, sober pundits have made the case that someone like Schultz—a successful businessman who is fiscally conservative and socially liberal—should enter the political arena.
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But for politicians, especially fiscally-conscious Republicans up for re-election, a vote in favor of the spending reductions, is something worth talking about on the campaign trail.
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With the NFIP's authorization set to expire in May, Congress has an opportunity to enact real reforms that will put the NFIP on a sustainable, fiscally-responsible footing.
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Also seeking greater influence are policy-minded groups like Heritage Action for America and FreedomWorks, which push Republican lawmakers to adopt a more fiscally conservative, small-government approach.
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"As governors, they were recognized as the most fiscally conservative governors respectively, so they clearly align on reducing the size, scope and cost of government," Johnson spokesmanLaBeaume said.
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Also among the no votes were some of the most fiscally conservative members of the House Republican caucus, who were concerned that the budget contained too much spending.
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It is fiscally conservative and supports more economic growth, while wisely prioritizing spending on the most critical problems of national security, border control, opioid epidemic, and infrastructure modernization.
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They were fiscally conservative, Reagan did some immigration reforms, they were focused on the Constitution, they believed in smaller government—and those are good things in my opinion.
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The growing demand has led to four different states creating their own paid leave programs, with a high-profile win in New York from the fiscally centrist Gov.
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We stand ready to work with you and your colleagues to develop a proposal that is fiscally sound and provides quality, affordable coverage for our most vulnerable citizens.
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After Republicans swept control of Congress in 1994, he was fretting about being fiscally responsible and urged his fellow lawmakers to heed the lessons of President Ronald Reagan.
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I was ranked the most fiscally conservative governor in the United States when I was in office, and that's following Michael S. Dukakis in the state of Massachusetts.
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But fiscally conservative Republicans were hesitant to sign on to what amounted to the largest expansion of Medicare in its history, and the bill seemed unlikely to pass.
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Now starts the spin for a state that is socially moderate, fiscally frugal and comprised of a large number of independent voters -- who can vote in either primary.
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This language could be clarified to avoid both an unfair outcome for Puerto Rico bondholders and a dangerous precedent that could be applied to fiscally distressed U.S. states.
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Rather than slashing anti-poverty programs, the fiscally prudent question to ask is: How much does this high rate of poverty cost our nation in dollars and cents?
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" Mr. Benson points out that under the Republican plan, states would once again be able to concentrate government dollars to the poorest people and make Medicaid "fiscally sustainable.
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As it heads toward consideration by the full House, fiscally-responsible lawmakers should build on this blueprint and cement their vision of a sustainable fiscal and economic future.
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And as Maya MacGuineas, president of the fiscally conservative Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, noted, the portion "is projected to grow more slowly than inflation" going forward.
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It began in 2014, three years after the state placed the fiscally distressed city under emergency management, stripping city government of authority and putting state appointees in charge.
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Focus is shifting back to the potential for fiscal stimulus from fiscally-prudent euro zone governments, with the Netherlands looking set to loosen its 2020 budget on Tuesday.
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She was one of just three Democrats to vote for Trump's first Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, and has received support from the fiscally conservative Koch political network.
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Before it was announced, Republican members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus loudly panned the increased spending as fiscally irresponsible and warned it would add to burgeoning deficits.
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Republican incumbents should take this excitement as a strong indicator that selecting a fiscally conservative House Speaker would change the entire momentum of the 2018 midterm election cycle.
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This version doesn't fully repeal state and local deductions, which effectively forces fiscally-responsible states with low income taxes to subsidize tax-and-spend policies in liberal areas.
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"We're looking to grow the economy in ways that are going to benefit Canadians and we're always going to be fiscally responsible in the decisions we make," he said.
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Unemployment remains high, consumer spending has not picked up and investor confidence remains on hold, pending approval of a fiscally vital overhaul of Brazil's pension system, CNI's Fonseca said.
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He declared his support for open immigration, taxes, climate change and universal health care--even as he chided the major parties over the polarized political climate and fiscally irresponsibility.
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"We must reform our tax code in a way that is fiscally responsible, addresses our long-term economic competitiveness needs and helps working families," he said in a statement.
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The IMF has long advocated for growth-friendly fiscal stimulus in countries that require an boost but has also warned robust economies to be fiscally prudent during good times.
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The latest version of a bill to help aid the fiscally strapped island of Puerto Rico was unveiled late on Wednesday by House Republicans after a month of negotiations.
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A similar shift could occur in the council, with the weakened Franco-German alliance ceding more prominence to new groupings like the fiscally hawkish "Hanseatic League" of northern states.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Financial uncertainties swirling around Illinois and Chicago may not deter bond buyers when the two fiscally shaky governments sell more than $20193 billion of debt this week.
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The push to launch more Uber Eats markets might be part of Uber's efforts to turn its organization into a more fiscally responsible entity ahead of a potential IPO.
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Can Brazil's new leader, Vice President Michel Temer, use this window of opportunity to restore economic growth and also reduce inequality under the mantle of fiscally sound social inclusion?
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How can we trust that Ben Carson will be a fiscally responsible Republican if he thinks that flying home every time he needs fresh underwear is sound economic policy?
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In a new report published by the Cato Institute, researchers offer a great playbook for lawmakers to use who are looking to learn how to enact fiscally responsible policies.
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In all, the president's budget goes some way in promoting a more fiscally-sustainable budget than the baseline projection, as well as making some headway on comprehensive tax reform.
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Their high per capita hydrocarbon production has ensured they can break even fiscally even if oil prices are low and has enabled them to accumulate ample foreign exchange assets.
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A senior adviser to Mr Erdogan hints that in future the party might be less fiscally prudent than in the past, aiming to create more jobs and increase competitiveness.
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Investors had hoped that a break-down in the coalition would result in a more fiscally prudent right-wing government, but Salvini's latest comments are a deviation from this.
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The fiscally prudent must use the remaining four years of spending caps to overhaul autopilot spending programs so they work better, reduce taxpayer burdens, and reduce debt-funded spending.
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Cook County Circuit Court Judge Rodolfo Garcia ruled that the fiscally shaky state, which has racked up $8 billion in unpaid bills, was immune from lawsuits of this type.
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Mr Sánchez has attempted to assuage the concerns of business folk by saying he will put Nadia Calviño, his fiscally sober economy minister, in overall charge of economic matters.
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We will all continue working toward our common goal: reforming a badly broken justice system that incarcerates too many Americans at too high a cost, both fiscally and societally.
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Both the House and Senate plans would add $1.5 trillion over 10 years to the budget deficit and national debt, an increase that has worried some fiscally conservative Republicans.
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In the poll, a plurality of Republican respondents (6900 percent) said they wanted environmental action that is fiscally prudent while only 2628 percent said they wanted no action taken.
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"The perspective that often speaks to us in this country is that scheduled dialysis is a more fiscally responsible way to provide care," she said in a phone interview.
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"Using these existing, authorized programs is the fiscally responsible thing to do not only for Flint but also for the entire nation facing a water infrastructure crisis," said Sen.
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The response many Republicans gave was that the party had lost its way under George W. Bush, but it had recognized its mistakes and rediscovered its fiscally conservative soul.
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The Trump administration's tax reform bill is "fiscally irresponsible" and an assumption that growth will pay for the cuts is "delusional" — according to a top fixed income investment house.
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Never for a minute did Mr. Burnside, who described himself as a "right-of-center, fiscally conservative, socially liberal" Republican, imagine himself not casting a ballot on Election Day.
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"We really need to work to elect fiscally conservative women to office," said Missy Shorey, the national executive director of Maggie's List, which works to elect female Republican candidates.
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A fiscally responsible party would understand that there isn't enough money in the country to fix what nature will damage and destroy if we don't address the root causes.
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A setback for Republicans, he said, would not change the fundamental character of the state, which he described as more politically competitive and fiscally conservative than its coastal neighbors.
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Republicans could continue to placate their wealthy donors with fiscally conservative policies because they could misdirect blame onto Washington Democrats and their big-government agenda for any stagnating wages.
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Indian opposition parties have criticised the Modi government for their high fuel tax policy amid a decline in rural consumption, but economists have praised the move as fiscally prudent.
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Trump has approved disaster deceleration requests from New York and Washington, while St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard warned unemployment could reach 30% unless more was done fiscally.
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In addition, the alternate-universe bill enacted a near-replica of Mr. Clinton's proposal for Medicaid reform in order to make the program fiscally sustainable over the long term.
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In recent years, my husband and I have made a big effort to become fiscally prepared for our future and the ongoing responsibility of caring for our young family.
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A bipartisan, fiscally conservative advocacy group has called on Congress to strike a "mini-bargain" to reform the budget process, an opening bid to addressing the nation's debt woes.
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Earlier on Monday, newspaper Diario da Amazonia reported Guedes would leave in February, once the fiscally crucial social security overhaul passes Congress and his tax reform proposals gain momentum.
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"Instead of 'fiscally conservative but socially liberal,' let's call the New Democrats and Blue Dog Caucus the 'New Southern Democrats,' " Chakrabarti said in a tweet that he later deleted.
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The White House has defended the proposed cuts as fiscally prudent steps to reining in the deficit, which has soared to nearly $1 trillion since Trump came took office.
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Earlier on Monday, newspaper Diario da Amazonia reported Guedes would leave in February, once the fiscally crucial social security overhaul passes Congress and his tax reform proposals gain momentum.
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The effort devoted to fiscally responsible individual income tax reform will prove well worth it when we have a broader tax base, lower tax rates and simpler tax code.
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Johnson and Weld got to know each other in the nineties, when both were governors—two fiscally conservative, socially liberal Republicans governing blue states and sparring with Democratic legislatures.
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Instead, they are proposing an epic and fiscally irresponsible giveaway to large corporations, rather than focusing on harnessing the economic power of our nation's actual job creators—small businesses.
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"As a fiscally conservative Republican, I just don't understand how spending $22 billion on a wall with limited effectiveness is a good idea," Mr. Barela said in an interview.
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Some strategists worried about nominating overly progressive candidates in more moderate suburban districts, where fiscally conservative voters might be spooked by a candidate who supports, say, Medicare-for-all.
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"The reality of it is there is no way to get this done if you don't make whole those states that were more fiscally responsible and did not expand," Sen.
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Also in New Jersey next week, the fiscally stressed seaside resort Atlantic City plans to price $49.37 million of taxable bonds rated 'BBB+' through sole manager Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc.
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Backing from Schaeuble, the former finance minister who drove Europe's fiscally austere response to southern Europe's debt crisis after 2008, would give a stiff tailwind to businessman Friedrich Merz's candidacy.
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He liked "everything he heard," he said: As someone who considered himself socially liberal and fiscally conservative, he liked O'Rourke's message of unity and his place outside the political establishment.
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It's the same story for his fiscally questionable promises to simultaneously cut taxes, raise military spending, take care of veterans, safeguard social safety net programs and eliminate the national debt.
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It's a great tautology and it's -- for what everyone is saying about the democrats, maybe they're feckless, maybe they focus too much on identify politics, or they're not fiscally responsible.
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And then my track record of actually reducing the size of government and being fiscally responsible — some other national news outlets are going to see that in a different way.
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She even learns how to convince a Fiscally Conservative entrepreneur in disguise that he should donate to charity; not with politicking, just by saying it's the right thing to do.
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I call this economic model "fiscally sound social inclusion," and it's a topic my coauthors and I explore in our forthcoming book, Brazil in Transition: Beliefs, Leadership and Institutional Change.
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They must do this while being mindful of something else: South Carolina Republicans are fiscally and socially conservative and often display a strong distrust of government, particularly the federal government.
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"Secretary Chao's extensive record of strong leadership and her expertise are invaluable assets in our mission to rebuild our infrastructure in a fiscally responsible manner," Trump said in a statement.
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The decision to use the CRA, an archaic legal loophole, to abolish a fiscally responsible, pro energy, pro conservation, and publicly supported rule represents special interest politics at its worse.
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Therefore, the fiscally responsible path is for the federal government to provide funding for Puerto Rico now, and work on a more sustainable solution in the medium to long-run.
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With the fiscally conservative Republican majority in the House and Senate, some prudent spending measures stand a good chance of being enacted when the debt ceiling is reached this summer.
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In 2006, former Clinton staffer Rahm Emanuel cooked up a similar plan, getting a bunch of anti-abortion, pro-gun, "fiscally responsible" Democrats to run for—and ultimately retake—Congress.
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At the same time, the White House has been actively courting fiscally conservative outside groups, holding dinners and meetings with activists it believes will be critical in achieving tax reform.
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Details of the White House's tax plan remain sparse as Trump advisers attempt to win over fiscally conservative Republicans in Congress who want any changes to ultimately be revenue-neutral.
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Although this increase could result from fiscally irresponsible legislative action in the intervening year, many other factors — such as changes in technical estimating methodologies — could also drive such a change.
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In effect, the pressure to give a bailout to Greece was really a back-door bailout for banks that mistakenly lent too much money to that nation's fiscally incontinent government.
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For Republican strategist Sara Fagen, a run as an independent candidate may make sense for the 64-year-old, who is fiscally conservative yet socially is more of a liberal.
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Inclusive fiscally prudent policies and cutting the capital gains rate also allowed the Democratic Party to make gains in the 1998 midterm election, even as talks of impeachment were escalating.
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"The infrastructure proposal will follow the general principles that the chairman discussed earlier in the year — that any proposal should be bipartisan, forward-looking and fiscally responsible," the source said.
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In "Blueprint for Balance," The Heritage Foundation has provided lawmakwers with all the guidance needed to write a fiscally responsible fiscal 2017 budget and the appropriations bills to implement it.
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So we've had to do a lot of fixing, ourselves, of our own internal model, so that it becomes fiscally and economically sustainable, and provides an environment for economic growth.
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The credit rating agency affirmed Illinois' Baa3 general obligation rating, which is just a notch above junk, and gave the fiscally challenged state its first stable outlook since December 2012.
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Merkel fears social unrest so she won't go the extra mile, but her fiscally conservative policies and austerity measures are real, and plaguing the lives of millions of poor people.
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Fiscally conservative members of Congress may be more likely to go along with a new program if there's a way to cover its cost, so it can be politically wise.
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There are many people who are similarly situated to Seth Klarman — wealthy, hawkish, socially liberal, fiscally conservative types who felt politically homeless long before Mr. Trump came onto the scene.
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To your point, we were profitable, so we didn't need the capital at that exact time, but the business, we had always run it in a very fiscally responsible way.
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Seema Verma, the administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, who approved the waiver, said that Utah had found a "fiscally sustainable" way to cover more people.
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"The way we've been running our government is irresponsible," said Representative Stephanie Murphy, Democrat of Florida and a chairwoman of the Blue Dog Coalition, a fiscally conservative group of Democrats.
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Four years ago, Raimondo won the Democratic nomination in a three-way primary, running as the fiscally responsible sitting state treasurer with a history in venture capital and job creation.
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So, I have proposed a simple, "America First," fiscally responsible solution: we should pay for the emergency funds with cuts from elsewhere, specifically money we send overseas to foreign countries.
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If I were still serving in Congress today, I would be urging my fellow conservatives to do the fiscally prudent thing and vote in favor of extending the CHIP program.
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Given that the United States possesses mineral reserves worth $6.2 trillion, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), continuing to rely on imports is fiscally foolish and politically dangerous.
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Meanwhile, Ryan was also facing a revolt from within his own ranks, as scores of House conservatives slammed the budget deal as fiscally irresponsible and vowed to oppose the legislation.
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Such efforts would enable us to be fiscally responsible without draconian cuts to programs serving low-income Americans, while moderately expanding support in areas like job training or subsidized work.
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Moderate and left-leaning Republicans in Congress have already blown their credibility on spending, and as a result will be rejected by the fiscally conservative voting base of the GOP.
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"The biggest takeaway over the debate of Initiative 77 is that this really is a bipartisan issue," said Michael Saltsman of the Employment Policies Institute, a fiscally conservative think tank.
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He repeatedly detailed distinctions with the Democratic left, calling on progressives to "reclaim the fiscally responsible label" and denouncing corporate power selectively, focusing chiefly on consolidation in the agricultural sector.
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In a staff of close to 40 maintenance men, giving free housing to a few struck board members as unfair and fiscally imprudent, especially as the apartments rose in value.
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And with the amount we spend on our piecemeal health care system—through premiums, Medicaid, Medicare, the ACA, and the VA—universal health care is not fiscally out of reach.
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Trump not only has proven to be fiscally irresponsible like his predecessor, he also has played a dangerous political game of publicly coercing the Fed to keep interest rates artificially low.
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They are telling deficit hawks that the bill is fiscally responsible, adding a large but manageable $1.5 trillion to the debt over 10 years but revenue-neutral in the long term.
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And even respondents who claimed climate change demands "bold action" are divided on elements of the Green New Deal -- with some believing they are too radical or not fiscally responsible enough.
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He also thought health care's probable failure meant the administration would have a better chance at convincing fiscally cautious Republicans to abandon their demand that tax reform cannot add to deficits.
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A Jim Jordan speakership would be a sign of good faith to the fiscally conservative base of the GOP that the Republican majority is finally ready to start keeping their promises.
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Despite his support for Hugo Chávez's "Bolivarian revolution" in Venezuela and his unremitting anti-American rhetoric, Mr Morales is the most fiscally responsible of the left-wing leaders in the region.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hartford, Connecticut's fiscally distressed capital city, will get a much-needed lifeline after its city council on Monday approved a deal to have the state pay its debt.
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India was on the shortlist Hyperloop One unveiled back in January during CES, which revealed the countries and entities that had proposed the strongest, most fiscally and practically compelling Hyperloop projects.
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"This is a fiscally responsible measure to price our mortgage insurance in a way that protects our insurance fund while preserving the dream of homeownership for credit-qualified borrowers," he said.
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"What is clear is that any sudden external shock to economic activity would have to be largely dealt with by the BoE with little flexibility available fiscally," Halpenny said on Thursday.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois avoided becoming the first U.S. state with a junk credit rating on Thursday after Moody's Investors Service kept the fiscally challenged state at the lowest investment grade level.
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"The assumption in the market is that because the 5-Star movement's popularity has been declining, it would be replaced by a more market friendly, less fiscally profligate government," he said.
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"The assumption in the market is that because the 23.70-Star movement popularity has been declining, it would be replaced by a more market friendly, less fiscally profligate government," he said.
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Paris, Airbnb's biggest market, is aggressively reining in renters, requiring listings on Airbnb to register with the government, and holding Airbnb, not the landlords, fiscally responsible for the renters who don't.
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The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a fiscally-hawkish think-tank, reckons this alone will cost about $2.5 trillion over a decade, before accounting for the growth it might generate.
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Even for these fiscally conservative types, there's a business case for eliminating poverty, something a basic income took big strides toward accomplishing during Canada's previous provincial pilot study in the 1970s.
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Given the discussions around national security in the 2016 race so far, this could help demonstrate that a candidate can be both fiscally responsible while at the same being pro-defense.
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Instead of close to two decades focused on counterterrorism, what if the United States focused on transforming the nature of work, generating fiscally responsible budgets, curing cancer, and exploring the heavens?
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Yes, it is important to ensure that we are being fiscally responsible in all of our efforts, because it is both sound policy and our responsibility to the generations that follow.
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For his part, Schultz, in a later CNBC interview Tuesday, criticized many leaders in the Democratic Party for veering too far left and overpromising government programs that are not fiscally possible.
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This road to fixing what is broken with the U.S. healthcare system is guaranteed to be rocky, but outside of the ethical debate surrounding universal coverage, it's a fiscally responsible choice.
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On the surface, the low approval ratings for Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump present a prime opportunity for a candidate like Mr. Johnson, who is socially liberal and fiscally conservative.
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By 1999, total outstanding postal saving deposits constituted more than a third of total household deposit holdings, which were used to feed the fiscally irresponsible central government and quasi-government entities.
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Bevin has repeatedly said the state's Medicaid expansion under ObamaCare is not fiscally sustainable, and that the waiver is needed to bring down the costs of covering so many new individuals.
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Those doing so could deflect criticism that they are being fiscally irresponsible by pointing out that the deficit reduction package's failure would lead to an automatic reconciliation bill the next year.
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" He's part of the moderate New Democrat Coalition in the House, which describes itself as "forward-thinking Democrats who are committed to pro-economic growth, pro-innovation, and fiscally responsible policies.
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Besides the metropolitan cafes where customers are fiscally abused for a roasted vegetable and pesto on ciabatta bread, there is no place in a sandwich for oily onions and red peppers.
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Socially liberal but fiscally conservative is now far too pat a description for contemporary moderate Democrats, many of whom would be to the left of the last Democratic president, Barack Obama.
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In sentiments also reflected by Mr. Kasich and Mr. Mayes, Mr. Schwarzenegger said the Republican Party had to be "environmentally progressive, socially liberal and fiscally conservative" in order to be competitive.
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"This Congress and this administration likely will go down as one of the most fiscally irresponsible administrations and Congresses that we've had," Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, observed this week.
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The decision was in light of San Diego councilperson Barbara Bry calling for a moratorium on scooters in the city until it could figure out a fiscally responsible and thoughtful plan.
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Today, Schultz argues Democrats have grown too bold and leftist, leaving behind the more fiscally conservative "moderates" who are more skittish about progressive taxation and a more expansive social safety net.
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He says that it's about putting us on a "fiscally sustainable course," which is extremely rich for someone who just rammed through a huge tax cut for corporations and the wealthy.
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While a member of the House of Representatives for 12 years, Mr. Flake staked his reputation on being a fiscally responsible conservative, voting against spending bills and waging fights over earmarks.
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Taking action to rein in high drug prices seems to be a slam-dunk: a chance to do something that is both fair and fiscally prudent, not to mention wildly popular.
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The conservative coalition, which includes fiscally conservative groups like the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) and Heritage Action for America, calls the proposal "rate-setting" that meddles in private health care decisions.
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The conservative coalition, which includes fiscally conservative groups like the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) and Heritage Action for America, calls the proposal "rate-setting" that meddles in private health care decisions.
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He won't shy away from being fiscally moderate or conservative, but he believes that his years-long focus on two issues that matter to Democrats — climate and guns — will play well.
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Fiscally hawkish northerners insisted that it must not be used to support economies in downturns, and that it should be funded using the European Union's seven-year budget, not new spending.
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A Jim Jordan Speakership would be an act of good faith to the fiscally conservative base of the GOP that the Republican majority is finally ready to start keeping their promises.
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"I'm a fiscally responsible Democrat," said Mr. Min, a law professor and one of a flock of Democrats seeking to leverage President Trump's vulnerabilities to unseat House Republicans across the country.
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Though that was occasionally true – he famously voted in favor of the 1994 assault weapons ban, a fact he's not likely to publicize now – he mostly stuck to his fiscally conservative agenda.
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He was first elected to Congress as part of the 20203 Republican Revolution, where he was named the most fiscally conservative member of the chamber; then to South Carolina's governorship in 2002.
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Additional PFC flexibility would give airports of all sizes the self-help they need to pay for upgrades in a fiscally responsible manner without the need for an influx of federal funding.
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Signs in recent weeks that fiscally prudent euro zone economies such as Germany are looking into increasing spending to boost a frail economy have helped stall the relentless fall in bond yields.
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The right-wing minority government of Prime Minister Erna Solberg - kept in power by two broadly fiscally conservative smaller parties - still plans to spend 2.9 percent of the sovereign wealth fund's capital.
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The next president should probably not pass deficit-busting tax cuts—instead, they ought to raise rates significantly and try to be more fiscally sane than a bankruptcy-prone reality TV huckster.
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But she abandoned many of his "fiscally sound" policies by increasing government expenditures and subsidies as well as expanding the role of state-run companies like Petrobras and the Brazilian Development Bank.
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You can do it, fiscally responsibly, and give that 215-year-old, laid-off woman in Zanesville, Ohio, a chance to buy in to Medicare at a reasonable price at that age.
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Kiyosaki learns that the "primary reason the majority of the poor and middle class are fiscally conservative—which means, 'I can't afford to take risks'—is that they have no financial foundation."
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First-world consciences may have been soothed by pouring money into the fiscally troubled country (the new European Union emergency assistance scheme will channel €500 million into the migrant crisis through 2018).
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The numbers are showing that instead of dropping $133 on a laptop with a bunch of features they don't need, people are starting to lean toward the more fiscally responsible option: Chromebooks.
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"They've got debts to pay back and they are struggling fiscally to pay wages and you do want to do something to stimulate the economy," said Australian National University researcher Rohan Fox.
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On the other side of the divide, the Republican senators that wanted the bill to be more fiscally generous get zero extra dollars for premium subsidies and zero extra dollars for Medicaid.
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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) has just introduced a flexible and fiscally responsible plan for new moms and dads, one that would be beneficial for many young families, including families like mine.
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" He said "the vast majority" of successful candidates "had very much followed in the traditional Virginia Democratic model of we're going to give you responsible government, it's going to be fiscally responsible.
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Gigaba, who has held other key ministerial posts including home affairs and seems to be favored by Zuma, was appointed to lead the Treasury in March, replacing the fiscally-prudent Pravin Gordhan.
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The free-market conservatives in the network prioritize ideology ahead of party identity and will no longer be giving a pass to Republicans they believe have strayed from their fiscally conservative principles.
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" And some $800 million was headed for the University of Puerto Rico, the lawsuit said, "to maintain artificially low tuition rates, well below what comparable state universities in fiscally balanced states charge.
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Clearly, increased investment is sound, fiscally responsible economic policy that ensures the long-term health and well-being of the infrastructure that is essential to the free movement of people and goods.
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However, if President Trump wants to lead America back to the moon again for the first time in nearly 50 years, he must do so in the most fiscally responsible way possible.
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When asked about a possible solution, he says building out roads for buses or other transit that easily links small communities to larger airport hubs would be a more fiscally responsible alternative.
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Offsetting these strengths is FMBI's modest asset quality variability over recent periods as well as FMBI's geographic concentration within the greater Chicagoland operating market, which continues to be challenged economically and fiscally.
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There is growing frustration among donors with the GOP-controlled House — most recently over the passage of a massive budget that donors are describing as an affront to their fiscally conservative principles.
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First, that populism is a reaction to the breakdown of community outside the liberal metropole, a breakdown that the fiscally conservative-socially liberal "centrism" of our leaders has worsened or left unaddressed.
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For the record, tickets in the highest part of left field are currently on sale at StubHub for $800 each -- so, it's not like Larry's skimping ... he's just being fiscally responsible ... right???
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The president's fiscally conservative budget director, Mick Mulvaney, told Republican lawmakers later that he would do his best to cope with the new reality that his boss was dealing with the opposition.
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Ms. Weaver took office in 2015 as Flint was grappling with lead-tainted drinking water, the result of decisions by emergency managers appointed by the state to oversee the fiscally struggling city.
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Jon Kyl to replace McCain in Senate Arizona governor faces pressure over McCain replacement MORE previously ruled it out, but the fiscally conservative group Club for Growth is pressuring him to reconsider.
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Bonus fiscal impairment tip: If you are one of those people who cannot tell if you are fiscally imbalanced but you find yourself gravitating toward a sake set, you have your answer.
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No fiscally responsible individual withdraws more money from their bank account than they deposit, yet we have we done it as a country for the past 85033 years with respect to trade.
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But a 2,200-mile wall is physically impossible to build on the southern border, is fiscally irresponsible and is not supported by many Republican members of Congress and governors from border states.
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Is there anything in the record of U.S. progressives suggesting that they are less fiscally responsible than the people who keep using voodoo economics to push massive tax cuts for the rich?
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And with the natural disasters in Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico, and California, there is already talk of increased relief funding, which fiscally conservative Republicans have grown increasingly reluctant to sign on to.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Atlantic City, New Jersey's fiscally distressed gambling hub, has hired public finance attorneys to restructure some of its $240 million of outstanding bond debt, Mayor Don Guardian said on Tuesday.
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"We must maintain efforts to put our Nation on a fiscally sustainable course, and Federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases," Trump wrote in a letter he sent to Congress over the summer.
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It left the euro zone deeply divided, with the fiscally strict northern EU countries accusing the south of profligacy, and the south criticising what they see as the north's obsession with debt reduction.
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"Secretary Chao's extensive record of strong leadership and her expertise are invaluable assets in our mission to rebuild our infrastructure in a fiscally responsible manner," the president-elect said in a Tuesday statement.
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"It looks like Trump will aim for a more fiscally accommodative policy at a time when they seems to be a shift in major economies towards fiscal policies," said Investec economist Philip Shaw.
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She's fiscally conservative and also socially conservative: She's pro-life, supports voter ID laws, is pro-school choice and supports charter schools, wants immigration laws to be more strictly enforced, among other issues.
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He is also expected to outline his medium-term economic policy, pledging tax cuts and lower social security contributions for some groups, while also promising to continue structural reforms and remain fiscally prudent.
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It had felt obliged to offer the SPD a generous number of ministerial posts as sweeteners, including the mighty finance ministry, now held by Olaf Scholz, a fiscally conservative former mayor of Hamburg.
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Some of her potential new coalition partners, along with northern governments like the Dutch and Finns, are very dubious about his suggestions for pooling budgets with less fiscally austere states in the south.
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Fiscally, Colombia is lacking the equivalent of a half point of GDP in financing for next year as well as 0.7 percent of financing for 2021 and 1.1 percent for 2022, he said.
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Porter Davis, a founding member of Oklahoma Taxpayers Unite, which seeks more transparent and fiscally responsible state government, said that rather than raising taxes, eliminating bureaucracy and waste would free money for education.
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Like in Washington, this threat of resumed control provides an incentive to the city's elected officials not to make fiscally irresponsible decisions, even when they appeal to the popular urges of the electorate.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's government plan to offer free higher education for students from poor and working class households will be implemented in a "fiscally sustainable manner", President Jacob Zuma said on Saturday.
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In 2018, Democrats should run on a specific plan to repeal the Republicans tax- and social benefit-cutting nightmare, replacing it with fiscally responsible tax reductions for the middle class and small businesses.
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"We take yesterday's surprise resignation to imply an erosion in Mexico's fiscal orthodoxy that had been best represented by the fiscally responsible 20.62 budget," TD Securities strategist Sacha Tihanyi wrote in a note.
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The bill currently under consideration is short on the free-market, fiscally conservative, 21st-century solutions that will lead to transparency, fiscal accountability and the efficient delivery of only essential, core postal services.
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Despite that model's low, $33-an-hour operating cost and the total $201,000 purchase, which included multiple helicopters and parts, the decision to invest in helicopters for fiscally minded President Eisenhower faced criticism.
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SPECIFICALLY WITH REGARD TO $21 TRILLION IN DEBT AND NOT BEING AS FISCALLY CONSERVATIVE AS WE NEED TO BE. AND WE ARE GOING TO PAY FOR THIS IN TERMS OF THE NEXT GENERATION.
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"In return for not having pre-existing conditions not be grounds for refusal or high pay, we're going to have to say to people, 'You've got to continuously be fiscally responsible," Issa said.
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The fiscally conservative advocacy group Americans for Prosperity is putting millions of dollars behind an ad-buy pressuring red-state Democrats up for reelection in 2018 to support the GOP's tax reform proposals.
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"We need something fiscally responsible legislation...that show[s] the people this is just not a nominal action, but a legitimate concern about the careening fiscal debt and the yearly deficits," Walker said.
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Luis Tonelli, a professor of comparative politics at the University of Buenos Aires, said that characterization was unfair because Ms. Bachelet was a more fiscally responsible leader than many of her leftist counterparts.
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"The Speaker was encouraged by the Chairman's perspective that with interest rates at nearly zero Congress is enabled to fiscally think big as we craft a robust response," the senior Democratic aide said.
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"The speaker was encouraged by the chairman's perspective that with interest rates at nearly zero, Congress is enabled to fiscally think big as we craft a robust response," a senior Democratic aide said.
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Democrats took the House in the 22020 midterms by sweeping through suburban districts, buoyed by a huge swing their way from college-educated white women and upscale, fiscally moderate voters appalled by Trump.
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"Our nation is strong enough and compassionate enough to have a responsive and fiscally responsive approach to help people who are hurting in the wake of natural disasters," Roy said on the floor.
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"Repealing the SALT deduction would finally put pressure on fiscally irresponsible state and local politicians, specifically in California, New York and New Jersey, to lower their income and property taxes," the letter added.
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"Surpassing $20 trillion in debt is the latest indicator of our nation's dire fiscal condition," said Michael A. Peterson, president and CEO of the fiscally conservative Peter G. Peterson Foundation. http://bit.ly/2jke8a21625.
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"The administration is certainly looking at a rescission package, and the president takes seriously his promise to be fiscally responsible," White House legislative director Marc Short said in a statement to the Post.
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That culture, on camera and off, wasn't always in sync with the religiously devout, fiscally limited conservatism of a Jerry Falwell or William F. Buckley at the time Fox News launched in 1996.
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Aggressively deploying government power to rein in prices, a well-designed single-payer system would be more fiscally disciplined, and would probably be more effective in targeting resources to best promote public health.
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The Greens are set to start exploratory talks next week with Merkel's conservatives on forming a coalition government that also includes the pro-business, fiscally hawkish Free Democrats (FDP) after an election in September.
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However, Hammond's options for a significant loosening of the purse strings appear limited, not only by his fiscally hawkish instincts and Britain's still weak public finances, but also by the Conservative Party's diminished clout.
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"Therefore, it's no coincidence, in our view, that the four states in our evaluation we found to be most fiscally vulnerable to a recession have also struggled with chronic structural budget imbalance," it said.
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A founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, he was fiercely partisan, fiscally hawkish in his rhetoric, unstinting in his opposition to the Obama administration—and a fan of government shutdowns to that end.
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And it's too much to expect that yet another Democratic president is going to be more fiscally responsible than the Republicans who constantly talk about fiscal discipline and then deliver increased deficits and debt.
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The Greens share the CDU's belief in deepening the EU, but also favor the kind of intra-EU transfers of funds and financial solidarity that raise hackles in the fiscally conservative CDU and FDP.
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The government still won the votes and Wilson said the votes were a warning rather than a breach of the deal as they were not intended "to damage the government fiscally," the BBC reported.
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"We believe this fiscally conservative approach to limit our risk profile in this market continues to be in the best interest of all the members Blue Cross serves across all lines of our business."
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This means that half of the euro area economy (France, Italy and Spain), with serious structural problems of public finances, would become part of a de-facto federal state with a fiscally sound Germany.
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But the committee plans to work with the incoming administration and other lawmakers "in exploring options that make smart, fiscally responsible investments and help ensure America has a 21st century infrastructure," the spokesman added.
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Despite the setback, some Washington lawmakers are optimistic that the bill to help the fiscally struggling island will eventually receive bipartisan support, albeit not within the time frame for which they were originally aiming.
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Some Republicans have balked at the idea of adding to the deficit, and Democrats have recently rediscovered their long-lost fiscally conservative wing after a near-doubling of the national debt on their watch.
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Though Italian bond yields remained well below their peak last week, analysts said a combination of a hawkish ECB and a likely fiscally profligate Italian government would keep upward pressure alive on peripheral debt.
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The good news from our report is that Nebraska, Indiana and Wyoming all carry far less than $6900,2628 in bonded obligations per resident, and fiscally responsible states like Florida and Tennessee place just behind.
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"Shareholder distributions such as share buybacks and dividend yield increases are not the economic sinkhole that some pundits suggest," Andrew Wilford, an associate policy analyst at the fiscally conservative group, wrote in the paper.
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Though this fusion may be the favorite of American elites—the kinds of people who might repeat that tired line "I'm socially liberal but fiscally conservative"—it takes a strange form in business school.
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"Most employers are either not willing or fiscally unable to increase their fixed costs across the board by bolstering their salary budgets," said Catherine Hartmann, the North America rewards leader at Willis Towers Watson.
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"It has the important virtue of being fiscally responsible," Leonard E. Burman, director of the centrist Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center and a professor at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, said of Mrs.
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There is nothing fiscally responsible about running away from the problem at hand and, by and large, this is what Republicans, save for a few true budget hawk conservatives, continue to do in Washington.
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He said that moving a fiscally responsible tax reform package would likely be more important to passing it in the Senate, where Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The President's chronic practice of saying and doing what he thinks is good for him is making the country itself less trusted by its allies, less fiscally sound and less respected around the world.
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NEW YORK, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Connecticut will slash spending, a top budget official said on Wednesday, as the fiscally troubled state adjusts a "new economic reality" of sluggish wage growth and rising fixed costs.
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A fiscally-stimulated U.S. economy has largely been insulated from slower global momentum, which has led to both a strong dollar and ongoing monetary policy tightening — both seen as potential headwinds for stock prices.
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You're laughing at the racists you believe to be flanking Trump's rallies, meaning you're laughing at the "poorly educated," meaning you're laughing at the poor—emotionally and fiscally—being duped by this orange huckster.
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The people of Venezuela have shot back with pictures of empty fridges, angry tweets, and good old fashioned daily street protests to calling out what they see as a fiscally and monetarily irresponsible government.
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"Case numbers are surging across the continent and some fiscally challenged countries, such as Italy and Spain, are being badly hit," Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg, said in a research note published Friday.
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Even the most fiscally conservative among us can agree that a $1 million to $2 million investment at the city or county level would more than pay for itself with even minimal homicide decreases.
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As recently as last Wednesday, Mr. Corker said the final changes being made to the combined Senate and House bill had done little to assuage his concerns that his party was being fiscally reckless.
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But despite the DF's rightist tilt, its economic policy of support for more spending and for the elderly clash with the Conservatives' fiscally-tight principles, and their dispute has caused headaches for the government.
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Howard Dean told CNBC on Friday that the Democratic Party is undergoing a shift because of younger voters who are socially liberal and fiscally conservative, views he's championed as a presidential candidate and governor.
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"I think the opportunity for the country to grow at 3 percent is real," but whether that happens remains to be seen, said Zell, who has described himself as socially liberal and fiscally conservative.
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"We are looking for a win-win consensus and making sure we follow the will of the people, but do it in a fiscally prudent way," Herbert said Wednesday on a podcast from UtahPolicy.
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It is more sensible and fiscally prudent to give people access to benefits when they need them most, rather than forcing them to wait until an arbitrary future retirement date set by the government.
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Spending a few hundred million to try to at least slow down the progression of the disease is not only humane and the right thing to do — it's the fiscally prudent thing to do.
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Ms. Kelton said Presidents Trump and George W. Bush behaved as if they were M.M.T. adherents, and as a result had greater flexibility to enact their agenda than a more fiscally conservative president would.
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He attacks Kennedy for being fiscally irresponsible, says he wants to fight against erosion on Louisiana's coasts, wants to save Medicare and Social Security, and often ends his attack ads firing off a gun.
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The Commission did not explicitly name Germany, where Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives face an election next autumn complicated by the emergence of the fiscally hawkish, euroskeptic AfD, in its recommendation for the whole euro zone.
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" Pai also wrote a separate op-ed in The Wall Street Journal on Monday on the proposals, noting that the goal of taking these steps was to "close security gaps in a fiscally responsible manner.
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Trump was able to be "all over the place" during the Republican primaries and caucuses, but he must now define himself, said Sternlicht, who describes himself as a fiscally conservative and socially liberal independent voter.
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In the post, Brown said Johnson could fill the desire of of those voters who want a fiscally conservative and socially liberal candidate, pointing to Johnson's positions on cutting military spending and pro-marijuana legalization.
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The attendee we spoke with described himself as fiscally conservative and in favor of small government, lower taxes, a strong military and international presence, but socially liberal and in favor of free trade and immigration.
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"Frankly, it's the health care entitlements that are the big drivers of our debt, so we spend more time on the health care entitlements — because that's really where the problem lies, fiscally speaking," Ryan said.
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" Austin Petersen Austin Petersen, a hardcore party advocate and candidate who challenged Johnson for the nomination, said Libertarianism "means being fiscally conservative and socially whatever you want provided you don't force it on anyone else.
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"What we found was an expansive spending policy that was not fiscally sustainable and lacked transparency with operations that bypassed Congress and did not follow good practices of budget management," Anastasia said in his report.
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Addressing a press conference after the MPC meeting, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said the government had broadly followed the fiscal consolidation roadmap over the last five years, and he expected it to remain fiscally prudent.
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This helped him win reelection, following which he passed the cornerstone of fiscally sound social inclusion: the fiscal responsibility law, aimed at ensuring that state governments could no longer spend more than their budgets allowed.
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Bridenstine responded by saying no other nation on the planet is as fiscally committed to science as the U.S., and that NASA, in cooperation with NOAA, will continue to track the effects of climate change.
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If the federal budget is set on this trajectory, then publicly-held debt is predicted to fall to below 6900 percent of GDP within the decade, setting the budget on a more fiscally sustainable path.
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Potential problems with hastily-produced manifesto pledges The downside to calling an election just seven weeks before polling day is that political parties may now rush through manifestos which are ill-considered and fiscally irresponsible.
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The fix will be secured through short-term financing against $467 million in delayed block grant funding by Illinois' fiscally paralyzed state government, which has not passed a full-year operating budget in 23 months.
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