Sentence examples for policy of squeezing from inspiring English sources

"It was a relentless policy of squeezing out local populations.

It was Mr Eichel who achieved Germany's biggest tax cuts in half a century, preached a fierce austerity, and stuck rigidly to a policy of squeezing the budget.

As part of a policy to squeeze weak or failing banks out of business, in 2005 the Central Bank of Nigeria raised banks' capital requirements.

The Social Democrats (SPD) triumphed after arguing against a policy of heavily squeezed public spending.

Many of the contractors and American-backed militia commanders have maintained subterranean links with the Taliban, as an insurance policy against assassination, and as a means of squeezing their rivals.

"If you wanted to design a policy to squeeze the spending of lower- and middle-income households, raising the payroll tax is the way to do it," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomic Advisors.

Greece's problems, and those looming over its neighbors, have laid bare the dangers of divergent fiscal and political policies in the euro zone, calling into question the grand European experiment of squeezing 16 disparate countries into a monetary union.

Alexander Jackman, head of policy at the FPB said: "Many large retailers are finding more and more ways of squeezing money from their suppliers".

You can see the effects of squeezing from Figure 3.

This index is used for determination of squeezing degree.

Acquisition was started after 5 h of squeezing.