Sentence examples for austerity force from inspiring English sources

The pressures on the Swiss and others have built as governments and the public, weary of austerity, force tax fairness to the front of European policy debates, casting a critical light on who pays and who does not.

With austerity forcing many into poverty, this tale has a particular pertinence.

EVEN in a great seafaring nation, the remorseless logic of austerity forces admirals to plead for their budgets.

Both here in the UK and internationally, governments and charities are facing increasing demand for their services at the exact moment austerity forces them to look for efficiencies.

Pissarides says the austerity forced on Greece has been detrimental and is probably "the biggest factor behind its very high and long-lasting unemployment rates".

FRANKFURT — Citizens from Prague to Paris to Amsterdam have made it abundantly clear the last few days that they are tired of the economic austerity forced on them by the euro zone debt crisis.

It should send a message to the high rollers in banking that bonuses are unacceptable while ordinary people suffer the austerity forced on them by the colossal errors of the banking elite".

The book has virtually nothing on the EU debt crisis, nor does he attempt to distinguish between countries that voluntarily enter into austerity programmes (like Britain) and those which have austerity forced upon them because they cannot get access to the markets (such as Greece).

Local authorities are doing the best they can with the hand they have been dealt, and with austerity forcing councils to strip away bureaucracy, I realised that working at a local level would give me a chance to directly help people.

ATHENS, Feb 8 (Reuters) - New Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will lay out his radical left-wing government's policies in a speech later on Sunday, firmly rejecting any more austerity forced on his debt-strapped country by its euro zone partners.

The police aren't going to turn around and say 'We will not prosecute people,' but because of this policing discretion, especially in an age of austerity, forces can argue that they have to prioritize the things communities are more concerned about than people with a couple of joints in their pocket".