fiscally

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• As to your wish to have an extra secretary , let's leave it open until the next fiscal year.
  你希望增補一名秘書的事，到下一財政年度再定。

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雙語例句

• Because they were more fiscally responsible during the past boom than in previous ones, governments were able to afford stimulus measures during the recession.
  因為在上次的繁榮中他們在財政上比從前更加負責(zé)，所以在危機期間，政府有足夠的資本實施刺激計劃。
• 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.
  民主黨財政上最強硬的國會議員之一吉姆?庫伯擔(dān)心，如果壓力過大民主黨將不會堅持赤字中性的立場。
• 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.
  在一個不會控制自己花錢的年齡，你需要證明在財政上你是一個理性的經(jīng)歷，你知道怎樣利用好每一分錢使其發(fā)揮最大的作用。

原聲例句

• "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.

權(quán)威例句

• They claim to be more fiscally responsible, but show a willingness to support underfunded expenditures.
  FORBES: Republicans Need To Grow Up About Taxes
• Mostly though, caps only work during those rare moments when Congress wants to be fiscally responsible.
  FORBES: With Budget Cap Game, Washington Ducks Real Problem
• Third, as has been the case with Japan in the 1990s, the US is fiscally maxed-out.
  FORBES: Why Investors shouldn't ignore Credit Agency Warnings
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