The summer's seizing-up of financial markets posed severe policy dilemmas, and led some critics even to question the value of central-bank independence.
So Clarke was surely on the right track if politicians and judges could summon up enough common sense to implement a less severe policy sensibly while avoiding their reciprocal hobby of second-guessing each other and bickering in public.
But such expulsions, he said, were "irresponsible" of the government because they could lead to a more severe policy on deportations if a more conservative government came to power.
After the criticism the fund drew for its severe policy prescriptions during the Asian crisis of the 1990s, its leaders withdrew even further behind the cloak of multilateral anonymity.
The figures contradict official claims that only a small minority of jobseekers have been affected by the government's increasingly severe welfare policies.
Using those monthly sanction rates – the only officially published rates available – ministers have claimed that only a small minority of jobseekers have been affected by the government's increasingly severe welfare policies.
His case demonstrates the fearful, precarious existence of Mexican immigrants today as a result of Donald Trump's severe deportation policies.
The countries with the most severe drug policies internationally -- along with the states in our country with the strictest drug laws -- have the highest incidence of new HIV infections.
In the upcoming weeks, these children will be shamefully portrayed in Congressional hearings as threats to U.S. sovereignty, willful abusers of the U.S. asylum system, and prime evidence of insufficiently severe enforcement policies.
Wilson noted that while Gingrich "raised eyebrows with his challenge to the Republican Party's increasingly severe immigration policies, his rhetoric aligns nicely with a strategy... by conservative evangelicals to aggressively reach out to African-American, Hispanic and other minority evangelical groups.
