Sentence examples for comes to austerity from inspiring English sources

He defended Osborne's claim that "we're all in it together" when it comes to austerity.

IRISH businessmen like to say that the country has "first-mover advantage" when it comes to austerity.

INVOKING the spirit of the Blitz, Britain's Conservative-led government says that, when it comes to austerity, Britons are in it together.

The irony is that when it comes to austerity, there's up to an estimated £50bn spending gap between Labour and Tory plans.

They observe that this Germany, so ruthless in the imposition of EU rules when it came to austerity, is now lax and unwilling in the pursuit of collective sanctions against Russia.

But when it comes to embracing austerity, he could hardly sound more grudging.

This could not entirely distract our attention from the fact that when it comes to the austerity programme, the single most important decision made by the coalition, the two parties remain lashed to the same mast.

Not so much when it comes to recesssion and austerity.

Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel prize-winning economist, has waded in on the Labour leadership debate, arguing that centre-left parties have "wimped out" when it comes to taking on austerity.

Show me the person who will say, 'I want to hold onto national sovereignty even if it means higher prices.'" When it comes to the great austerity plan, he insists there was no alternative.

Austerity comes to the nation at a delicate time, though.