On closer inspection, the political basis for this ideological victory, won for the supposed reason of austerity over the unreason of public profligacy, also looks fragile.
I don't do this out of spite or for reasons of austerity, but rather because I find the main course an unnecessary burden.
He used to play football and run track at Robinson Middle School here until both teams were disbanded for austerity reasons.
Two weeks ago, the royal palace announced that "for austerity reasons," the king would hand over to the government one of his most famous possessions, a $27 million, 136-foot yache he received as a gift 13 years ago to replace one given to him by King Fahd, the former ruler of Saudi Arabia.
This ban is not responsible for the overgrown lanes vexing rural holidaymakers, because roadside hedges can still be cut for safety reasons (blame austerity for wild roadsides), but it is vexing many farmers.
Keith Mitchell, the prime minister, recently thanked them for their support and quoted the Book of Matthew to explain the need for austerity measures.The reason debt relief has risen so high up the heavenly agenda is that, like many islands in the Caribbean, Grenada's finances are in an unholy mess, and threaten to push up poverty.
There's a reason Nick Clegg always got more hate for austerity than David Cameron or George Osborne: they were just doing what anyone would have expected them to do, while Clegg was still afforded some semblance of agency.
One reason for the drag has been austerity in federal, state and local governments, which have cut 605,000 jobs since February 2010, a drag on the job market's growth, even as private-sector employers have added nearly 6.5 million jobs.
The obvious reason for easing up is that more austerity would have done the economy further harm.
The reason for all this is very simple – as austerity pinches the finances of TfL, Johnson's new wave conductors are an indulgence it can't afford.
