Sentence examples for moderate austerity from inspiring English sources
On current form, the Italians will have promised moderate austerity but delivered little.
That could put pressure on Mr. Hollande to cut spending and raise taxes despite campaign promises to moderate austerity.
In 2013 his government continued to implement a moderate austerity program, introduced a new set of crisis taxes on banking and selected industries, and ordered utility companies to reduce charges for all Hungarian households.
Moderating austerity programmes is a priority (Spain shows how self-defeating they can be), but so is pursuing the structural reforms to set entrepreneurs free.
The Times's Annie Lowrey and Jack Ewing reported this week that confronted at the meetings with calls to moderate their austerity stance, German officials countered that Washington and others were making insufficient progress with financial reform.
But the Pasok left and its voters now co-exist with the former Eurocommunists in a fairly moderate, anti-austerity but essentially left social democratic, pro-Euro party - the Dem Left - which now has 19 seats.
But then it shifted focus from its initial goals – anti-austerity, moderate anti-capitalism, equality – to the sexier issue of political corruption.
As the Eurozone crisis worsens and Slovakia considers austerity, moderates, left-wing politicians and average Slovaks all seem to be colluding, if accidentally, to scapegoat the country's most precarious minority.
The latter's agenda is moderate: consisting of effective anti-austerity Keynesianism, peaceful internationalism and a perfectly sensible anti-Trident stance.
During his first term, which many considered his best, he instituted austerity measures and moderated the municipal unions, measures that helped bolster the city's finances during his second term.
The opposition Socialists are seen coming second with 79 to 85 seats while newcomer parties, anti-austerity Podemos and moderate, free-market Ciudadanos, would come third and fourth respectively.
