Mariana Mazzucato is professor in science and technology policy at the University of Sussex, and author of The Entrepreneurial State (@mazzucatom) Hidden among the woe and austerity of Budget 2013 is a very tasty morsel.
Father taught us the values of no wastage and austerity and of a life in harmony with the natural habitat.
"We try to get a balance between the most plush of places like a hotel and the austerity of a monastery".
Greene, as you would expect, makes great claims for her poetry, blaming its neglect on her class (the upper-class woman as dilettante), her gender (he is sensitive to the misogyny of critics such as Geoffrey Grigson), and the austerity of a new generation of poets (Larkin, Kingsley Amis) allergic both to symbolism and complexity.
But despite these failings, Dacre succeeds in masking many of the deficiencies with a production that swirls with neatly choreographed hustle and bustle, smoggy atmosphere, the sinister clang and thud of the dockyards, Charles Balfour's broody lighting, and a terrific design by Patrick Connellan that conjures both the run-down drabness of 50s America and the austerity of a Greek tragedy.
What's more, Cistercian architecture, in its simplicity and austerity, was a reflection of the order's faith.
Conservatives successfully shifted the focus of American politics to the twin themes of debt and austerity -- with a specific attack on means-tested entitlement programs.
He has become a master of word-paring, phrase-clipping and scene-whittling, and the austerity of his style feels like a perfect fit with the voice of his laconic detective.
But unemployment remains high and austerity measures in a number of countries continue to hold back growth.
Even today, in the midst of hardship and austerity, there is a deep attachment to belonging to Europe.
