Sentence examples for emphasized austerity from inspiring English sources

With regard to the bureaucracy, García emphasized austerity and an end to frivolous expenses, but reducing salaries and firing unnecessary employees does not necessarily alter the way the bureaucracy functions.

But the CEOs have emphasized austerity measures and cuts to the social safety net in recent interviews as the keys to a long-term deal.

Our supporters are prepared to do their part to get a deal done for the good of the country". But the CEOs have emphasized austerity measures and cuts to the social safety net in recent interviews as the keys to a long-term deal.

At a moment of rising anxiety over unequal wealth and social exclusion, there's also a fresh appetite for an aesthetic that, in its idealized form at least, emphasizes austerity and egalitarianism.

In response to this challenge, governments are emphasizing austerity, eliminating inefficiencies and embracing a mantra of "doing more with less".

Government policies today, whether they emphasize austerity or stimulus, fail to recognize and correct the fact that the overall well-being of citizens continues to be outweighed by the protection of a single sector of our society, the financial one.

She was the originator of the Carmelite Reform, which restored and emphasized the austerity and contemplative character of primitive Carmelite life.

But other reductions appeared less than meets the eye, even as the White House and Congressional leaders have emphasized the austerity they say the budget reflects.

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has emphasized that austerity without measures to promote economic growth will only plunge the country further into recession.

She emphasized that austerity measures do not help the economy grow or even help the budget.

Despite indie rock's tendency toward introspection, Fonarow argues, the music has less in common with the values of Romanticism than with those of Puritanism; its followers distrust authority, emphasize austerity and preach "a return to and restoration of 'original' musical practices and ideals".