Sentence examples for harsh programme from inspiring English sources
Under David Cameron, Britain's hugely indebted government introduced a harsh programme of fiscal consolidation in 2010 to avert a loss of confidence in its creditworthiness.
With this promise in mind, Spain has committed to the harshest programme of spending cuts in its history.
As thousands of outraged Greeks protested outside the 300-seat parliament, 172 MPS voted in favour of the controversial legislation, which paves the way to Athens adopting the harshest programme of fiscal and structural adjustment since the end of the second world war.
So much for stereotypes of ex-communist countries' chaotic politics.He also won despite a harsh austerity programme.
It was nearly four years ago that the Greek government negotiated its agreement with the IMF for a harsh austerity programme that was ostensibly designed to resolve its budget problems.
"We're trying to present a long, 10-year intelligence hunt, of which the harsh interrogation programme is the most controversial aspect.
In the five years to 2016, by contrast, British debt as a proportion of GDP is expected to drop by just three percentage points despite a harsh austerity programme.
Conversely, if the jobless total rises by Easter, inflation edges above 4% and consumers save rather than spend, Labour will be able to say that it is the coalition that has messed things up, killing off growth with its ill-timed and harsh austerity programme.
The intelligence committee's timeline comes a day after the Senate armed services committee released an exhaustive report detailing direct links between the harsh interrogation programme of the CIA and abuses of prisoners at the US prison at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba, in Afghanistan and at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison.
Beset by a harsh austerity programme, the Greeks have little time for the thousands of Syrians at their door.
At the ADB meeting several angry Asians blamed, for the umpteenth time, the IMF's harsh adjustment programmes following the Asian financial crisis.
