Sentence examples for capital austerity from inspiring English sources

Both of these schemes are funded partly by private capital: austerity has made it near-impossible to fund big infrastructure projects with public money alone.

It may strengthen Ukip, but the Tories may prefer to have that sort of argument than confront the fact that, even in the terms of capital, austerity has failed.

Governments have spent so much political capital on austerity that they may be too enfeebled to liberalise their economies.

The research, compiled from freedom of information (FOI) requests and shared exclusively with Guardian Cities ahead of publication later on Friday, shows the continued decline in youth service provision across the UK capital as austerity continues to grip local councils.

Yet the temptation in many allied capitals facing austerity is to try and balance their defense budgets on the backs of this common budget.

The action focused fears in other European capitals that austerity, rather than helping to put countries back on their feet, will impede growth and make it harder for them to recover.

The government of Mr. Sánchez de Lozada has been so battered by opponents that it lacks the political capital to undertake austerity measures or make unpopular economic decisions.

Feminist macroeconomic inquiries focus on international capital flows, fiscal austerity, deregulation and privatization, monetary policy, international trade and more.

Possibly I am old-fashioned, but in these days when actual journalists are laboring at actual history, covering the fever of democracy in Arab capitals and the fever of austerity in American capitals, the obsession with the theoretical and self-referential feels to me increasingly bloodless.

"Greece continued to be hampered by fiscal austerity and capital controls," said Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight.

Prime Minister George A. Papandreou ran out of political capital trying to impose austerity on a restive country.