Sentence examples for measures of austerity from inspiring English sources

The ruling party now hopes the European elections will affirm public support for its tenure, which has been marked by strict measures of austerity and budget-cutting in the name of shrinking the deficit.

Unfortunately, however, it appears that Canadian pleas have fallen on deaf ears as Greece continues to suffocate under ever-increasing measures of austerity demanded by its allies in the European Union.

In an economy without growth, such a surplus becomes a measure of austerity.

Some readers have been asking me for the data source for Paul De Grauwe's measure of austerity.

Let's run with that, and create a crude adjusted measure of austerity.

Neatly tailored and to the knee, all manner of coats this season offer a sharp measure of austerity.

Does the new measure of austerity, such as it is, change that? A. It is interesting you use the word austerity.

Martin Wolf does his own version of my austerity versus growth analysis; he uses a different measure of austerity and a different time period, but the results are basically the same.

Exhibit B compared advanced economies' economic performance between 2009 and 2013 with the average annual change in the cyclically adjusted primary balance, Krugman's chosen measure of austerity.

We suggest that new studies be conducted in the future to measure the impact of austerity measures in 2012 and 2013 on the performance and efficiency of middle management on health-care organizations in Slovenia.

Labour made the point that the coalition has borrowed more in the past three years than Labour did in its 13 years in office, and that this is a measure of how austerity has failed even on its own terms.