Sentence examples for model of austerity from inspiring English sources

New Jersey isn't overseas, but since Sessions and many other Republicans have hailed it as a shining model of austerity, let's start there.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio, now Pope Francis I or Papa Francisco I, was born and raised in Buenos Aires, loves tango and futbol (soccer), and is by all accounts, a model of austerity, modesty and humility.

Portugal is a model student of austerity.

They have stormed into Austin vowing to reinvent government and make Texas the model of fiscal austerity.

Economic gains have been slow to appear, spoiling Ireland's image as the model of successful austerity.

The court ruling and continuing budgetary difficulties have left Portugal's government — once held up as a model of the austerity approach — with a dwindling set of options if it is to balance its books.

Despite being held up as a model of successful austerity by the European Commission due to its 7% growth rate of GDP in 2015, the still low level of GDP combined with a weak labor market meant Ireland's election was highly contested.

The country, with 2.2. million people and economic output last year worth about 20 billion euros, is often held up as a model for advocates of austerity because the country responded to a severe banking crisis in 2008 by slashing government spending.

The Company was a model of economy and austerity that modern managers would do well to emulate.

At the start of its six-month rotating presidency of the European Union, Ireland says it wants to lead the euro zone out of crisis-management to the era of recovery.Ireland has a good claim to being a model of adjustment through austerity and structural reform.

It seems unlikely that the Acero teachers successfully taking on their bosses, the billionaire-backed corporate education reform model, and the broader context of austerity in America through striking will stay confined to Chicago.