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Meanings of fiscal in English
Involving financial matters.
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Usage of fiscal in English
1
She said: In the euro area, a common fiscal backstop remains missing.
2
Asked if net profit would fall this fiscal year, he said: Obviously.
3
Economic remedies for the fiscal crisis continue to frustrate their political backers.
4
Southern Europe has not solved its fiscal problems and lack of competitiveness.
5
The fiscal 1997 budget process brought more of the same funding conditions.
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Investors learned the perils of complacency in Europe's fiscal crisis last year.
7
Europe needs to get on with integration and Washington with fiscal reform.
8
Given the fiscal climate in Washington today, that's a downright soothing number.
9
As a result, officials provided only fiscal 2006 comparisons in some cases.
10
But he has struggled recently with a fiscal crisis in his state.
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That compromise bill ends with the current fiscal year on Sept. 30.
12
It was not immediately clear which fiscal year APS was referring to.
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The demands served so far mostly relate to the fiscal year 2012.
14
That, as the report points out, allowed the fiscal crisis to worsen.
15
Details on the fiscal and reform measures are expected later this month.
16
In large areas of economic and fiscal policy, children remain an afterthought.
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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