Sentence examples for stage of austerity from inspiring English sources

Britain is about to embark on the second stage of austerity with a particular focus on cuts to social security spending.

Debt collectives, effectively debtors' unions, may be the next stage of anti-austerity organizing.

The government has staged the implementation of austerity, perhaps hoping that a recovery in the future will camouflage its effects.

If Mr Cameron is re-elected, defence will probably have to take at least some of the pain coming from the second stage of the government's austerity programme.

By a quirk of fate, the city has staged the games twice at times of austerity (as well as in 1908).

More than 40 groups are to stage a protest against the Olympics to highlight the "corporate dominance" of the Games and the cost of staging the event during a time of austerity.

LONDON — Extended spending cuts, including a fresh squeeze on welfare payments, were announced by the British government on Wednesday, ensuring that the politics of austerity remain firmly center stage in the run-up to the country's next elections.

The connections between electoral politics, Grenfell and the wider programme of austerity were being made on stage, too.

It's reached the stage where even the Labour Party has adopted the language of austerity.

It's just amazing that, in the face of all this discussion about the brutal social effects of austerity, he decided to use that stage to do it.

Signs of austerity were everywhere: in Venice, a staging of Wagner's "Rheingold" had to give way to a concert rendition.