Sentence examples for fund austerity from inspiring English sources

Q: You are spending more than £200bn to fund austerity.

World Bank or International Monetary Fund austerity packages in return for debt renegotiation are central to neoliberal programs.

Even the jewel of the region, Costa Rica, is reeling from the economic slowdown, magnified by International Monetary Fund austerity measures.

In 1989, a popular uprising against an International Monetary Fund austerity program resulted in the deaths of several hundred people and convinced Mr. Chavez and his co-conspirators that the system could no longer function.

If Greece were not part of a common currency area, it would almost certainly follow the successful adjustment path of other developing economies from a deep financial crisis — official assistance from the I.M.F. or another source of public funds; austerity; debt restructuring; and a massive nominal and real depreciation of its currency to boost its competitiveness and growth.

Even the International Monetary Fund's austerity rules allow capital borrowing against the creation of productive assets.

Latin America still winces at the painful humiliation of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund ordering austerity measures in the 1980s and 90s.

He was an anti-communist who legalised the Communist party, a devotee of electoral politics who pardoned guerrillas and coup-plotters, and a professed believer in social justice who found himself defending an International Monetary Fund (IMF) austerity plan.

In recent years, the growth in the grey market in some poor countries may owe a lot to the International Monetary Fund's austerity programmes, which increase taxes and thus encourage many entrepreneurs to opt out.A booming grey economy sounds like good news, if only because many of the officially jobless are in fact earning a living.

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told reporters Monday parliament won't take any formal action on Greece's aid request until Athens finishes talks with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund on austerity measures, according to the Associated Press.

The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (Adass) has recently advised that already having had a £2.68bn reduction in funding since austerity measures were introduced it now anticipates a further cut of £800m over the next 12 months.