Still, "the austerity measures themselves are going to affect everyone," Mr. Bergstr?aid.
Still, "the austerity measures themselves are going to affect everyone," Mr. Bergström said.
But at a time when the economy is only just emerging from recession, the saga of the "secret acts" has reminded Brazilians that their politicians never impose austerity on themselves.
Labour joined in the criticism, though from the opposite standpoint, arguing that austerity measures themselves were the cause of the downturn in growth and tax receipts and should be tempered while the economy remained weak.
Greeks have "imposed more austerity on themselves than any industrialized country has suffered since the Depression," he argued, calling for an agreement that takes this into account as well as the legitimate concerns of creditors.
The significant shifts that we identified may have been related to the austerity measures themselves or could have been related to different, but unmeasured, events that happened in the same months as our interruptions.
32 Finally, the significant shifts that we identified may have been related to the austerity measures themselves or could have been related to entirely different, but unmeasured, events that happened in the same months as our interruptions.
Reacting to Britain's deficit last fall by preaching fiscal austerity, the Tories found themselves once more in the position of grim spoilsports eager to cut government programs.
They are "the party against the cuts" but they are going to have to continue with austerity and make cuts themselves.
"Les Destinées" perhaps takes its stylistic cue from the Protestantism of the Barnerys, who, in the midst of a Catholic country, train themselves in austerity and discipline.
