fiscally

常見例句

As to your wish to have an extra secretary , let's leave it open until the next fiscal year.
你希望增補(bǔ)一名秘書的事，到下一財(cái)政年度再定。

Because they were more fiscally responsible during the past boom than in previous ones, governments were able to afford stimulus measures during the recession.
因爲(wèi)在上次的繁榮中他們在財(cái)政上比從前更加負(fù)責(zé)，所以在危機(jī)期間，政府有足夠的資本實(shí)施刺激計(jì)劃。
Jim Cooper, one of the Democrats’ most fiscally hawkish congressmen, fears that if push comes to shove, his party will not long remain stalwart on deficit-neutrality.
民主黨財(cái)政上最強(qiáng)硬的國會(huì)議員之一吉姆?庫伯擔(dān)心，如果壓力過大民主黨將不會(huì)堅(jiān)持赤字中性的立場。
In an age where spending is out of control, you'll need to prove that you are a fiscally responsible manager who knows how to get the most out of a buck.
在一個(gè)不會(huì)控制自己花錢的年齡，你需要証明在財(cái)政上你是一個(gè)理性的經(jīng)歷，你知道怎樣利用好每一分錢使其發(fā)揮最大的作用。

"One would think that our government would be fiscally responsible and try and contain our debt.
Germany has traditionally been fiscally conservative and Germans are viewed as prudent with their money.
"Jack's challenge over the next few years is to use his extraordinary skill and experience to cut down that deficit and put our nation back on a fiscally responsible path.

They claim to be more fiscally responsible, but show a willingness to support underfunded expenditures.
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Mostly though, caps only work during those rare moments when Congress wants to be fiscally responsible.
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Third, as has been the case with Japan in the 1990s, the US is fiscally maxed-out.
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