Sentence examples for harsh plans from inspiring English sources

And her loudly proclaimed wish for a fairer Britain has seen only modest trimming of Osborne's harsh plans and some major setbacks (on grammar schools, for example).

Some of those countries had harsh planned economies; others had their own version of "goulash communism" (Hungary) or "self-managed socialism" (Yugoslavia).Already unreliable in 1989, the label has stretched to meaninglessness as those countries' fortunes have diverged since the collapse of communism.

Mr. Moreno said his bankers closed his roughly $250,000 credit line step by step, imposing harsh repayment plans and effectively strangling his young business.

"A mix of unfunded tax promises, harsh spending plans and pandering to Ukip may be born of pre-election panic, but it is not economically credible".

Thailand and Indonesia, which submitted to harsh austerity plans imposed by the I.M.F., experienced mass hunger and sharp increases in deaths from infectious disease, while Malaysia, which resisted the I.M.F.'s advice, maintained the health of its citizens.

Other critics despair at the way harsh Western plans were watered down by China and Russia, keen to protect their own industries and squeamish about taking on Iran.And yet, for all their faults, and for all of the frustration they have created, this week's sanctions are a vital part of holding Iran to account for nuclear proliferation.

The harsh Latvian plan worked because the whole country was committed to it.

But it did leave room for Labour to maintain their attack: that the Tories have harsh cuts planned, about which they refuse to come clean.

Chen Guangcheng, the blind legal advocate who challenged the Chinese government over its harsh family planning policies, is nothing if not a politically astute survivor.

A harsh austerity plan, they hope, will be enough to deter speculators and to reassure their voters at home that Greece is not getting off lightly.

Therefore, a MCO would have to offer a reduction of up to 26% (equivalent to 13% of total contribution in view of employers' 50% share) to SHI members to attract them to a "harsh" MC plan and 19% in the case of a "mild" gatekeeping one.