Sentence examples for for continuing austerity from inspiring English sources

Southerners will curse it for continuing austerity regimes.

Reinhart and Rogoff, whose 90-percent cliff was once gospel, are defending their professional reputations while trying to move on, but aren't lending their voices to calls for continuing austerity.

Murphy's record of support for Trident, for continuing austerity and for opposition to devo max might make him representative of Labour party parliamentarians, but not of many trade unionists.

Some would like to have more financial flexibility to minimise the need for continuing austerity and hard decisions on local spending.

"This instability will need to be addressed at a time when the force is managing change and developing its future to prepare for continuing austerity while providing safer communities for the people of Gwent.

As a result of this, Osborne stressed the case for continued austerity and belt-tightening.

However, these figures, whichever way they are accounted for, are rounding errors in the budget and reflect the balancing act between the public's appetite for public spending and the demand for continued austerity.

Investors who engaged in financially risky transactions, refused to negotiate, launched a campaign to discourage any federal government assistance (which they called a "bailout") and who have openly advocated for continued austerity measures, such as the closure of schools, hospitals and cutting the minimum wage almost in half for young workers.

Following the Socialist victory (although less than a two thirds majority) in the National Assembly on June 17, he had a very auspicious start on foreign policy, taking a stand in alliance with Italy and beleaguered Spain, against German Chancellor Angela Merkel's draconian calls for continued austerity.

There probably would have been less need for the continuing austerity that has, once again, caused Ireland to lapse into recession.

Topics on the agenda are likely to include the latest developments on a proposed bailout for Cyprus, banking supervision, the continuing austerity programmes and how to promote economic growth.