Sentence examples for economic adjustment programme from inspiring English sources

Already the painful 17-year economic adjustment programme under IMF guidance has been derailed.

This will start a recapitalisation process under the economic adjustment programme that must conclude before the end of the year".

"I now expect the Greek authorities to maintain their strong commitment to the economic adjustment programme and to rigorously and timely implement the policy package.

Kathrin Muehlbronner, a senior vice-president at Moody's, said: "The suspension points to renewed tensions between Greece and its European creditors and will likely delay completion of the second review of Greece's current economic adjustment programme and the disbursement of around €6.1bn in ESM funding, a credit negative.

Alves says Moedas became a well-known figure in Portugal when in charge of a service of the Portuguese government that oversaw the rollout of the country's "economic adjustment programme" from 2011 to 2014.

Speaking of the so-called "lost decade" in the 1980s, when Latin America underwent a painful debt crisis, Mr Calderon said his country had learnt that any economic adjustment programme to bring down the debt must also be accompanied by social programmes.

Additionally, the MOH 5-year programme of work, attributed a high national maternal mortality rate estimate of 214 per 100,000a live births to the harsh economic recovery policy of the structural adjustment programme [ 50].

He watched, largely helpless, as the IMF and US treasury, in a kind of institutional and intellectual lockstep, imposed needless suffering on millions of ordinary people in East Asia and Russia through free-market "shock" programmes, forcing massive economic adjustment, centring on making countries keep their financial systems as open as possible to inflows and outflows of private capital.

He used to blame many of Zimbabwe's economic woes on the IMF's structural adjustment programme.

This is because by the mid to late 1990s, Ghana's structural adjustment programme efforts had faded with slowed economic growth [ 24] contributing to a reduction in the allocation of government budget to the health sector and hence the subsequent inability to fully implement the directive.

Within three years, Compaoré had accepted a massive IMF loan and instituted a structural adjustment programme (largely seen as one of the major causes for the ongoing economic crises in Africa).