Sentence examples for finance austerity from inspiring English sources

While vast wealth flows for the tops of finance, austerity is the watchword across the United States.

This ongoing boom, driven primarily by birthrate, is the context for the capital's campaigns for more transport infrastructure, more housing and more control over its own fiscal and social policy affairs in an age of public finance austerity.

Mr. Corzine's arithmetic would seem to require tax increases just to finance an austerity budget, or anything close to the $28.3 billion budget for the year that started last July 1.

It would seem rather unwise to admonish those who marched against finance and austerity because they were responsible for sending François Hollande to the Elysée Palace in the first place.

As long as Schäuble remains finance minister, austerity will be the rule within the EU, creating frictions with not only Southern European countries like Greece and Italy but also Macron, who has called for a more Keynesian approach to boost the eurozone.

Instead of bolstering Athens' finances, the austerity program in Greece was turning a recession into a near-depression.

Then the public finance panic and austerity.

"Soak the rich" is the order of the day for the "Mr. Normal" Socialist who defeated Mr. Sarkozy in May, declaring, "My main enemy is the world of finance," and opposing austerity in the name of growth.

And in the wider context of loss of political legitimacy in Europe, where decisions are made at technocratic meetings of finance officials, and austerity is being locked into the EU constitution with the new fiscal compact – not to mention the rising appeal of the far right from France to Hungary to the Netherlands – their commitment to genuine democracy is more important than ever.

The imperial treasury had been greatly depleted during previous reigns, and he tried to restore China's finances by personal austerity.

Even so, the fresh deterioration in the public finances means that austerity will be extended into the next parliament, assuming that an election takes place in 2020.