Sentence examples for bring austerity from inspiring English sources

"The Chancellor's £26bn of fiscal firepower is more than enough to bring austerity to an end in the Spending Review later this year.

Nick Clegg has promised voters light at the end of the tunnel in three years, saying the Liberal Democrats are the only party promising to bring austerity to an end by 2017-18.

Torsten Bell, director of the Resolution Foundation thinktank, said: "The chancellor's £26bn of fiscal firepower is more than enough to bring austerity to an end in the spending review later this year.

Although Theresa May promised to bring austerity to an end at the autumn budget, as Britain prepares for Brexit, many economists say that milestone has yet to be reached.

Syriza wants to bring austerity to an abrupt end and write off a significant chunk of Greece's international debt.

After two years of uproar over mostly phantom cuts, 2015 isn't likely to bring austerity to the Pentagon either.

Mr. Cardoso's reforms have brought austerity for all Brazilians.

In reality the lights were out in London and the aftermath of World War II had brought austerity to life in England.

This current lot of MPs have brought austerity to our cities and created acrimony and division to our society, but neither they nor the hardships they have created will last.

Meanwhile, Portugal said it would bring forward austerity measures to tackle its own debt problems after what it described as "speculative attacks" on the country's debt.

Both candidates have promised to abide by a deal with international lenders that promises to help the country service its debts but that will bring harsh austerity and recession with it.