For example, austerity in higher education budgets in other countries means that Australian universities can expect greater competition for international students.
Take, for example, austerity: yes, a Tory supporter of the policy might admit, it's done a lot of damage to people's lives and communities – but it was necessary to rebuild the UK economy after the 2008 crash.
For example, despite austerity advocates' dubious intellectual foundation, we have allowed public expenditures to slip in all sorts of areas, including those necessary for ensuring a future of shared prosperity.
But if that were the only story to tell, then the cure for the current crisis would be simple: follow the German example: austerity, and, if that fails, even more austerity.
At the government-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland, for example, this new austerity is exemplified by a bonus regime that pays top-earning executives only their base salary — traditionally about 10 to 20percentt of total compensation — in cash.
There is a tension within "Solaris," for example, between the austerity and abstraction of the European art-cinema tradition where its roots lie and the Hollywood genres of romantic melodrama and spaceship adventure toward which it is drawn.
After gaining popularity in Europe in recent years at protests for free education, for example, or against austerity measures, book shields came to the United States, appearing in many Occupy demonstrations.
Labor market reforms are often lumped in with austerity, since both are highly unpopular, but they analytically quite different - Italy, for example, has chosen more austerity than labor reform, and suffering the consequences.
"Nobody really gets into the whole issue of whether austerity, for example, is good or bad for growth.
It's a lot milder than it should be — the Fund is still, for example, endorsing the Cameron austerity plan.
Ireland, for example, has imposed savage austerity, yet the interest rate on its 10-year bonds is still 6.7 percentage points higher than Germany's, down from recent peaks but still far above its level when the austerity program began.
