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  • he Americans for Tax Reform and the Center for Fiscal Accountability.
  • Being a state colony, Crete featured a fiscal administration imposed over both the Latin and
  • 6 he was a civil servant for the Liechtenstein fiscal administration, becoming director in 1936 and
  • o dominate Egypt's political life and fostered fiscal, administrative, military and governmental ref
  • Dr. Rickard was IMF Fiscal Advisor to the Ministry of Finance, Republic o
  • Chief of Foreign Fiscal Affairs Branch, Office of Fiscal Director, War
  • onsulted for the International Monetary Fund's Fiscal Affairs Department (February - March 2005) on
  • such as curriculum, academic instruction, and fiscal affairs of the institute."
  • tal Restoration & Flood Control, and Revenue & Fiscal Affairs committees.
  • rtation & cultural affairs committee, 2005-11; fiscal affairs & government operations committee, 200
  • te to exercise "general superintendence of the fiscal affairs of the State", which includes collecti
  • 981 and 1984-1993, chairman of the Folketing's Fiscal Affairs Committee, 1984-1986, of the Folketing
  • tal Restoration and Flood Control, Revenue and Fiscal Affairs, and also serving as Vice-Chair of the
  • in Council actions on controlling development, fiscal affairs, tax legislation, sewage and transport
  • serves on the following committees: Budget and Fiscal Affairs; Flooding and Drainage Issues; Human S
  • disclosures of a scandal in the Michigan House Fiscal Agency.
  • its responsibilities to include serving as the fiscal agent for, and financial advisor of, the gover
  • ano Roosevelt's Brain Trusters required such a fiscal agent, contrary to the model followed by most
  • He worked as the Chief of Fiscal Analysis Division, Fiscal Affairs Department,
  • Fund in Washington DC and worked as a Chief of Fiscal Analysis Division, Fiscal Affairs Department b
  • Lopez has worked for Mayor Willie Brown as a fiscal analyst for the City and County of San Francis
  • Baker was a fiscal and social conservative.
  • She was responsible for managing fiscal and economic policies and oversaw the country'
  • ing sources of funding while maintaining sound fiscal and operational standards and practices.
  • l plans, program activities and decisions, and fiscal and budgetary policies.
  • the fiscal and psychological effects of the War of the Re
  • A fiscal and social conservative, he often voted agains
  • His research interests are in banking, fiscal and monetary policy and in issues of economic
  • ms are projecting that countries tighten their fiscal and monetary policies in 2010 and 2011.
  • ing reserve should be established and separate fiscal and monetary policy be adopted for East Pakist
  • , mongooses, and large shrikes like the Common Fiscal and Southern Boubou.
  • Due to state fiscal and budgetary constraints Gov. David Paterson
  • A fiscal and foreign-policy conservative, Kerzner's pol
  • In 2004 she set up business as a fiscal and economic consultant before rejoining KPMG
  • Ehrlich requested that Neall draft a plan for fiscal and management accountability.
  • and linear in the systems equations to analyze fiscal and monetary policy.
  • orts to Islamize the economy by changes in the fiscal and banking systems.
  • pacities - first secretary, general solicitor, fiscal, and second secretary, at different times.
  • A staunch fiscal and social conservative, Francis was an unsucc
  • He has published extensively on monetary, fiscal and exchange rate issues as well as the proble
  • Although a conservative on both fiscal and social issues, Dyck argued that he would n
  • vision of Academic Accountability, Division of Fiscal and Administrative Services, Division of Human
  • , envelopes, non-postal adhesives, court fees, fiscal, and hundi stamps are printed.
  • g a report conducted by the Glasgow Procurator Fiscal and HSE.
  • vern a parish, in which board all control over fiscal and administrative matters would be vested, ef
  • entral Intelligence Agency to use confidential fiscal and administrative procedures and exempting it
  • llo and James D. Griffin, were noted for their fiscal and social conservatism and were often cross-e
  • r-inflationary environments - and he is both a fiscal and balance of payments deficit hawk.
  • ed to switch parties due to disagreements with fiscal and labor policy, as well as the state Democra
  • Fiscal and social conservative groups backed Hoffman'
  • state for its quality, outreach programs, and fiscal and administrative management.
  • processes, collection and financial reporting, fiscal and personnel performance, system efficiency,
  • power; however, through indecision and lack of fiscal and military resources compared to Henry II's,
  • udents and the public, advocating conservative fiscal and social policies, campus activism, campaign
  • Crist has received criticism for his fiscal approach, for his support of President Barack
  • ngressmen, among others) on administrative and fiscal areas which main commitment is to enrich the M
  • out telling its reporters or readers about the fiscal arrangement.
  • o reported total sales of USD $3.24 billion in fiscal as of 2005.
  • e Heritage Foundation, the Cato Institute, and Fiscal Associates have calculated revenue-neutral rat
  • From 1997 it has discontinued any direct fiscal association with tobacco and alcohol suppliers
  • form of periodic operational, programmatic and fiscal audits; facility inspections; regular review o
  • rmany, and for the Bokros package, the biggest fiscal austerity programme in post-communist Hungary,
  • bill was largely seen as a departure from the fiscal austerity of the last several years.
  • omist he made much headway selling the idea of fiscal autonomy to the mainstream media and society.
  • ols were closed and principals were given more fiscal autonomy.
  • should also acquire much larger financial and fiscal autonomy.
  • Part of the club's decline was due to fiscal belt-tightening and refusal to sign free agent
  • um in order to vote on the bill, since it is a fiscal bill.
  • rustees serves as the district's governing and fiscal body, and its meetings are open to the public
  • i-class destroyers were ordered under the 1897 fiscal budget as a follow-on to the earlier Ikazuchi-
  • o-class destroyers were ordered under the 1900 fiscal budget as a follow-on to the earlier Murakumo-
  • In addition for approval and oversight of the fiscal budget, the Board of Commissioners appoints th
  • ituation due to an excessively high government fiscal budget, depleting financial reserves for the p
  • Temur was opposed to imposing any additional fiscal burden on the people.
  • ed that the FairTax imposes no additional real fiscal burdens on state and local government.
  • A fiscal calendar (such as a 4/4/5 calendar) fixes each
  • erce opponent of Basque nationalism as well as fiscal centrism, the latter stance having led to term
  • He draw a rather ingenious distinction between fiscal charge and fiscal burden.
  • ck: Repealing Big Government Before the Coming Fiscal Collapse (2011) ISBN 1596981415
  • After a long delay caused by New York City's fiscal collapse of the 1970s, the 63rd St subway line
  • 6 Sir John D'Oyly was the Government Agent and Fiscal Collector in Matara and Hambantota districts.
  • except for those related to the Financial and Fiscal Commission, which only came into force on 1 De
  • Committee, the Education Committee, the Joint Fiscal Committee and the Joint Committee on Administr
  • the House Ways & Means Committee and the Joint Fiscal Committee.
  • nce of the Senate Democrats, because it had no fiscal component.
  • The Deputy Supervisor monitors the town's fiscal condition and enforces its ordinances and laws
  • Eritrea does not publish a budget, making its fiscal condition difficult to assess.
  • Providing advice to improve the economic and fiscal conditions for high levels of economic growth
  • Callaway's tenure was marked by outspoken fiscal conservatism and sharp questioning of every fe
  • As Premier, Tonkin combined fiscal conservatism with implementing socially progre
  • staunchest conservatives, he is noted for his fiscal conservatism and tendency to oppose public spe
  • 's early political involvement established the fiscal conservatism and engagement in economic issues
  • y, Harrison endorsed its preferred policies of fiscal conservatism and racial segregation.
  • tor, Leverett Saltonstall, with an emphasis on fiscal conservatism and social liberalism.
  • l-educated, and overwhelmingly Republican with fiscal conservatism by far being the most salient asp
  • ms, focussing on social services following the fiscal conservatism of McKenna, but felt he should wi
  • or the future of politics in America, in which fiscal conservatism becomes the universal norm and po
  • l Guard Association of the United States), his fiscal conservatism (selected Champion of the Taxpaye
  • arly supporting its anti-communist stances and fiscal conservatism, which included opposition to soc
  • In addition to his fiscal conservatism, Holyday has also supported conse
  • Touring his district, he ran on a platform of fiscal conservatism, moderate social values, and envi
  • In 2008, Kosmas campaigned on issues such as fiscal conservatism, support for veterans, and values
  • e emphasized the issues of limited government, fiscal conservatism, foreign policy, immigration, and
  • colors, wave the Republican flag boldly; wave fiscal conservatism, social conservatism, immigration
  • The two shared ideas of fiscal conservatism.
  • McNeill ran on a platform of fiscal conservatism.
  • n bin introduction, despite his reputation for fiscal conservatism.
  • As Speaker, he was known for his fiscal conservatism; he insisted on balanced budgets,
  • Joe Griffo is a self-described fiscal conservative
  • as County Executive, Griffo stayed true to his fiscal conservative principles.
  • Bradley is a fiscal conservative who supports reduction in taxes a
  • Gorman is a free market fiscal conservative who supports lower taxes and less
  • Rasmussen, a self-described fiscal conservative and social liberal, served as cit
  • Republican nominee, Jack Orchulli, ran as fiscal conservative and social moderate.
  • He has called himself a fiscal conservative interested in budget issues.
  • up a repertoire in Congress as being a staunch fiscal conservative and an anti-earmark advocate.
  • d business expansion, Jackson was considered a fiscal conservative in his long legislative career.
  • had a well-established political identity as a fiscal conservative firmly opposed to state services
  • He was considered a social and fiscal conservative Republican, and is not the insura
  • Nye calls himself a fiscal conservative and frequently breaks with his pa
  • staff Erskine Bowles, who styled himself as a fiscal conservative and a social moderate.
  • rs to himself as a "libertarian" and a "strong fiscal conservative".
  • Chong is primarily known as a fiscal conservative, and is considered a moderate in
  • Beren is a Tea Party activist, fiscal conservative, and an outspoken advocate for vi
  • As a fiscal conservative, however, he refused to bond the
  • He was considered a fiscal conservative, with property taxes increasing o
  • Windhorst was a staunch fiscal conservative, refusing to vote for any tax or
  • st term, Sarich earned a reputation as a tight fiscal conservative, at times calling on the board to
  • all state offices, he was described "a staunch fiscal conservative, earning the nickname “Dr.
  • He also ran for Mayor of Hamilton in 2000 as a fiscal conservative, opposing any increases in the mu
  • e), and nearly every major Texas pro-business, fiscal conservative, and social conservative organiza
  • as a contradiction of his self-portrayal as a fiscal conservative.
  • Hawryluk was a fiscal conservative.
  • There, Crawford distinguished himself as a fiscal conservative.
  • ter on social issues, Portune is regarded as a fiscal conservative.
  • He was among the most vocal fiscal conservatives in the Connecticut legislature a
  • jail and laid off 175 Sheriff's deputies.Some fiscal conservatives felt that wasteful spending was
  • eadership, Socred's control shifted from urban fiscal conservatives to social conservatives, causing
  • servatives from the province's Bible Belt, and fiscal conservatives from the corporate sector with t
  • e State University System, a move applauded by fiscal conservatives, but criticized by the SUNY rank
  • ture revenues from tolls, and Panama's ongoing fiscal consolidation.
  • The Power to Tax: Analytical Foundations of a Fiscal Constitution, by Geoffrey Brennan and James M.
  • t stood as an advocate for border security and fiscal constraint, demonstrated by his opposition to
  • for "reacting...favorably to the collection of fiscal contradictions known as the House Republicans'
  • Exercising budgetary and fiscal control over the educational programs and serv
  • idence of the introduction of delatores in the fiscal controversy.
  • e, its environmental reports have reported the fiscal costs of inaction in reforming policy.
  • Fiscal Council
  • Each member of the Fiscal Court is elected to a four year term, pursuant
  • 1958 to 1962, a commissioner for the Jefferson Fiscal Court from 1962 to 1964, and a judge on the Je
  • rrard County is governed by the Garrard County Fiscal Court, composed of the [County Judge Executive
  • , so he ran for clerk of the Cumberland County fiscal court.
  • e 1973 mayoral election, Beame faced the worst fiscal crisis in the city's history and spent the bul
  • n of the tunnel was delayed by New York City's fiscal crisis of the 1970s.
  • 2009, they faced severe budget cuts due to the fiscal crisis in the state of California.
  • re-structuring programs, including the current fiscal crisis in government.
  • Furthermore, a fiscal crisis during his term caused his popularity t
  • As such, he presided over the city during the fiscal crisis of the mid-1970s, during which the city
  • Since Puerto Rico's 2006 fiscal crisis that partially shut down several govern
  • Joining SJSU at a time of fiscal crisis for the state of California, Whitmore f
  • ttacks of September 11, 2001, and managing the fiscal crisis that followed in Massachusetts.
  • ker ran on a platform of solving Connecticut's fiscal crisis without the implementation of the broad
  • ion, grain shortages, rising unemployment, and fiscal crisis, would stand alone against France.
  • In December 1968, in response to a fiscal crisis, Philadelphia imposed a $0.05 per share
  • ch came in the form of a currency, banking and fiscal crisis.
  • rst income tax in order to resolve a worsening fiscal crisis.
  • Political Crisis, Fiscal Crisis: The Collapse and Revival of New York C
  • In 1989, the federal budget mandated fiscal cuts to a broad range of departments and agenc
  • Fiscal decentralisation in Bangladesh, 1991, National
  • In 2002 the fiscal deficit was 32 percent of GDP.
  • revenue surplus thereafter) and bring down the fiscal deficit to a manageable 3% of the GDP by March
  • change will be short-lived because of a rising fiscal deficit and runaway inflation.
  • atalonia-significantly reducing the so-called ' fiscal deficit' between Catalonia and Spain-by puttin
  • ral Party in 2002 as one means of tackling the fiscal deficit.
  • e euro has languished because of high European fiscal deficits and public debt.
  • The current account and fiscal deficits widened, and foreign debt grew.
  • Large fiscal deficits, over time, had a spill over effect o
  • " of unsustainable policies and practices with fiscal deficits, expensive overcommitments to governm
  • e finally resigned in 1904, when the increased fiscal demands of the army threatened to unbalance th
  • subsidies following 9/11, in addition to other fiscal difficulties, spurred a decision to reduce the
  • opinion piece, “Raising taxes isn't answer to fiscal difficulties,” that appeared January 1, 2009,
  • the office of the Under-Secretary of War as a fiscal director.
  • the Son of Sam murders, and a period of brutal fiscal disaster for New York.
  • problems and debt relief issues, IMF programs, fiscal discipline and exchange rate market reforms.
  • eatness, with a growing economy, good jobs and fiscal discipline in Washington."
  • political office was marked with integrity and fiscal discipline.
  • 0 years, but did not set out the means for the fiscal distribution between federal departments, prov
  • Fired by the tribe for destroying tribal fiscal documents.
  • He graduated in accountancy, fiscal duties and business administration and started
  • ilities include providing advice in budgetary, fiscal, economic, financial and accounting matters.
  • ention to public policy, most particularly the fiscal economics of government spending, taxation, fi
  • The office estimates the fiscal effect on state and local government of all pr
  • No significant net fiscal effect on state and local governments.
  • onopolies for mass consumer goods shall have a fiscal effect and regulate prices [...]
  • aid back in eight years to get the city out of fiscal emergency.
  • cials on litigation, acquisition, contractual, fiscal, environmental, property, personnel, legislati
  • ance of the inhabitants who were fed up of the fiscal exactions of their emir, Umar ibn Muhammad al-
  • Sibley oversaw both the physical and fiscal expansion of the Harvard Library and also comp
  • ly off the air as of September 15, 2010 due to fiscal expenditure reductions by the Board of County
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