Sentence examples for peripheral governments from inspiring English sources

"The difficult part will be to keep the Germans in the governing council happy and at the same time putting pressure on peripheral governments not to come back on their promise of fiscal consolidation".

On each count, Europe's peripheral governments fare poorly.

In Europe, the first thing peripheral governments need to do is stop accumulating debt, and quickly.

High unemployment is the flip side of the macro choices begin made by peripheral governments.

Last year, the E.C.B. promised to buy unlimited quantities of peripheral governments' bonds to preserve the euro.

The financing needs of other peripheral governments are not as drastic, but they are still high.The overhang of private-sector debt is also cause for concern.

"But many peripheral government hospitals and rural hospitals quite simply do not".

It will no longer mop up the liquidity created through its remaining holdings of peripheral government bonds purchased between May 2010 and February 2012, which are currently worth €165 billion.

The idea is for banks to use this money to buy peripheral government debt; to lend more to households and business; or to reduce the amount of debt that they must refinance.

The E.C.B. has spent more than €150 billion, or $200 billion, on peripheral government bonds through its Securities Markets Program, which started in May 2010, first buying Greek, Irish and Portuguese bonds and more recently Italian and Spanish.

And in June, the ECB stopped sterilising its remaining holdings of peripheral government debt (then worth around €165 billion) acquired between May 2010 and February 2012 in an effort to quell panic in the bond markets.