Significados de economic austerity en inglés

Following economic austerity and debt relief, the economy began recovering in the 1990s.

Corbyn is at his most confident when criticising the government over economic austerity.

Corbyn is at his most confident when criticizing the government over economic austerity.

Now there are more problems looming because of the economic austerity that followed that crisis.

The parliamentary vote came amid massive protests against economic austerity measures in this impoverished country.

But critics say his popularity has been dimmed because of security and economic austerity policies.

The Italian senate today passed a key package of economic austerity measures demanded by the EU.

Toll traffic is declining across southern Europe as economic austerity forces cost-conscious drivers off the roads.

Immigrants are lauded for their enterprise during economic booms and envied for their enterprise during economic austerity.

Most police agreed mutual aid would remain a key part of public-order policing in times of economic austerity.

Lucrative executive pay schemes have sparked controversy at a time of economic austerity and pressure on average salaries.

On both occasions football has wiped out worry about inflation, economic austerity, military restlessness, and uncertainty over the future.

This could include easing the pace of economic austerity imposed as part of Argentina's agreement with the International Monetary Fund.

In an era of economic austerity demand is higher than ever for food banks while high earners carry on spending.

Theresa May has defended her government's record of economic austerity, warning that Britain could turn into Greece if Labour took power.

And now decades of positive progress are at risk of being reversed as economic austerity is used as justification for denying independence.