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The "anti-austerity rhetoric" of the Scottish National Party is not matched by its detailed spending plans and it would impose deeper cuts than Labour, an independent fiscal watchdog has said.

The select committee heard sharp criticism of the chancellor, George Osborne, from a leading thinktank for sanctioning huge tax giveaways that forced the government to impose deeper than expected cuts on vital welfare budgets and Whitehall spending.

The Office for Budget Responsibility is expected to provide a downbeat prediction for economic growth and government finances next year in its biannual healthcheck, leaving Hammond to impose deeper spending cuts, delay austerity or borrow more to balance the books.

Further escalation would most likely cause the west to impose deeper economic and (critically) financial sanctions on Russia, followed by Russian counter-sanctions that would disrupt the energy flow to Europe.

On Sunday, Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho warned his citizens to prepare for more hardship as his government would impose deeper spending cuts in areas like health and education to compensate for some austerity measures struck down by the country's constitutional court.

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Nor is their urgency to impose deep spending cuts now, while the economy is weak, as Republicans are insisting.

He has had to impose deep financial cuts on the CPS, amounting to 27.5% of the budget.

The European Union could impose deep and debilitating economic sanctions against Russia next week unless talks in the coming days result in an acceptable diplomatic solution to the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, France's Foreign Minister warned on Monday.

The report sent a new wave of anxiety through state officials, who for years have had to impose deep cuts to deal with the state's continuing financial crisis.

The arms control experts who said the treaty would not impose deep reductions emphasized that they still support it because it extends verification and should lead to more ambitious cuts.