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Meanings of troika in English

Portuguese
3
Catalan
3
Spanish
terceto

The cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one.

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Usage of troika in English
1
A troika would likely recommend decreasing labour taxes and increasing property taxes.
The Guardian
2
The troika report is certain to state that this goal is unachievable.
The Guardian
3
The paper reports that the troika has been briefed on the plan.
The Irish Times
4
A troika mission would arrive in Dublin every 12 weeks or so.
The Irish Times
5
For a start, Cypriot banks have failed mostly because of troika policies.
The Guardian
6
The inevitability of the troika was accepted here, and its arrival announced.
The Irish Times
7
The troika has criticised the slow pace of Greek reforms and privatisations.
Reuters
8
Tsipras was elected in January declaring the troika and the memorandum dead.
The Guardian
9
Our discussion took off like a racing troika, surprisingly fast and impetuous.
Rasputin's daughter
10
Could the Soldiers of Destiny be sending for the dreaded troika again?
The Irish Times
11
Savings are necessary to meet targets set in the EU-IMF troika bailout programme.
The Irish Times
12
The troika should help lift the controls as soon as possible.
Reuters
13
It highlights differences within the troika on how best to handle the crisis.
The Irish Times
14
However, the troika is the oligarchs' best friend, and vice versa.
The Guardian
15
Greece and inspectors from the troika say they have agreed on most issues.
Reuters
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ThSamaras told reporters: The long negotiations with the troika have been successfully concluded.
The Guardian
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Translations for troika
Portuguese
3trêstrio
Catalan
3tres
Spanish
terceto
Troika through the time
Troika across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare