Famous Quotes & Sayings

Many are reacting negatively to it. Real ID ... will have significant fiscal implications for the states.

I feel like that is up to the fiscal court,

From a local perspective they're saving a lot of money at the moment and their fiscal surplus was 15 percent last year and is going to be 14 percent this year.

From our standpoint, this is not a top fiscal issue.

Alan Greenspan

I find it utterly inconceivable, frankly, that we can have the type of potential fiscal outlook, which now confronts us over the next 15 to 20 years which, unless addressed, will not have a significant impact on long-term interest rates,

We have not exchanged notes for fiscal 2005, but this does not mean that the money flow itself will be stopped.

We want to start outsourcing within this fiscal year.

The profit forecasts are rather strong, because I had thought that they might present nearly flat growth in profit in the new fiscal year.

We've seen a lot of override attempts, pretty much all over the place in the past three years. And the fiscal pressure is not going to go away.

We in Scotland need fiscal responsibility. Quite simply, we need to be responsible for what we raise in tax and what we spend in tax.

This really is a continuation of the process, ... This is a very smart fiscal move.

Gradual fiscal consolidation may also be stimulative in the short run.

We've been increasingly fiscally conservative, knowing this could happen.

He's gained a lot of kudos in recent months, he's a fiscal consolidator -- which is what Japan needs. I understand he has growing support within the LDP.

Kelly Ayotte

We can't continue to kick the can when it comes to the fiscal state of this country.

There is no fiscal problem at the school.

We've been very fiscally responsible in the past. Our taxpayers can look forward to that.

David Walker

We're on an imprudent, unsustainable fiscal path, ... The status quo is not an option and we're not going to grow our way out of this problem and the sooner we get started the better.

Jacob Lew

There is a very serious fiscal-policy question of, 'Are we running our overall fiscal policy such that we as a government can pay our bills?'

Mario Monti

First of all, I don't like to speak about austerity. I'd prefer to speak of fiscal discipline. Fiscal discipline, in the end, amounts to austerity if it is not accompanied by other policies.

Koizumi is being seen as more of a reformist, which plays well with the urban voting blocs, ... But regional factional support seems to be with Hashimoto, and also there's an issue with him on the fiscal reform and debt-restructuring front.

Over the next fiscal year, we have more of the same. This is part of the transition.

Japan's big problem was that fiscal stimulus was not there. They haven't coordinated monetary policy with fiscal policy. That's what we're doing differently, and that's why we won't have the same problem.

I don't think it's fiscally possible to do.

Rick Santorum

We see it day in, day out around here. There is no agenda, there are no solutions to problems, there's no trying to get our fiscal house in order. Whatever it is, whatever the issue is, it just keeps snapping back. This, I understand, was particularly painful - talking about shrinking this government and doing ... less with more,

Without safe streets, our fiscal problem will be compounded many times over.

We are especially pleased with gross profit increasing by more than a third. With a more than 40% increase in cash, we are well positioned for the upcoming fiscal year and beyond.

Ron Johnson

We have seven months before the election. Our top priority as fiscal conservatives is to make sure President Obama retires.

When you look at the fiscal third-quarter revenue warning, that's mostly about slow Xbox sales, rather than enterprise-related.

We've got a big swing in fiscal policy, and a huge monetary stimulus, something we haven't had in a long time.

This would represent a significant reprioritization of expenditures given that the fiscal year is already one quarter through.

During his service, Bauer has had a positive impact on the fiscal policy of Indiana.

At the moment, post-hurricane, we have to view fiscal policy as being turned to be even more pro-active than before,