Sentence examples for recession transfer from inspiring English sources
Before Roman Abramovich arrived in London, football was entering a period of recession: transfer fees were going down and wages were at last stabilising.
The student finance system has been hit by delays this year after a record rise in applications for loans in the recession and the transfer of the administration systems from local authorities to the SLC.
Mr. Bofinger said that what was needed was to slow down spending cuts for countries in the midst of recession and "a transfer of fiscal sovereignty to the euro-area level" as a step toward euro bonds.
The reason the government has had to borrow ever larger amounts since 2008 is that, in a recession, tax receipts fall while transfer payments (such as jobseekers' allowance) rise.
For a society suffering the acute pain of budget cuts and a deep recession, the burden of fiscal transfers, which cripple the Catalan economy's ability to compete globally, is unacceptable.
Notwithstanding, the Ontario government, despite its general austerity drive, is resolved to phase in all-day kindergarten for 3 5 year olds by 2015, confronting various claims that it cannot afford to do so in the aftermath of the Great Recession and amidst stagnating federal transfers.
The cold and modestly wet climate during MIS 3 may have promoted maximum regional glacial advances, whereas the minimal temperature during local LGM reduced moisture transfer and led to glacial recession.
If in a recession, fewer taxes are collected and more transfers are paid.
Cutting off these money transfers could doom the Mexican economy to recession and severely damage diplomatic relations.
Recession also impacts on the State's ability to fully finance transfer payments such as pension and unemployment benefits, which in turn affect health improving expenditures (3).
The reason why the U.S. recession ended only for people in the top 5% is that federal policies are encouraging a transfer of wealth from the bottom 95% to the top 5%.
