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THREE major business groupings yesterday called on the Government to curb public spending.

Such a pay increase - would shatter Mr Brown's pledge to curb public spending.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators rallied despite new laws which aim to curb public protests.

Ohio residents turned back efforts to curb public sector union powers in 2011 through a referendum vote.

Vapaavuori has stressed that Finland has to curb public deficits while Stubb seeks to cut spending more radically.

The government has sought to improve growth and curb public debt growth by cutting spending and reforming labor laws.

The government has sought to boost growth and curb public debt growth by cutting spending and reforming labor laws.

The European Commission has advised Ireland to maintain a balanced budget and to put measures in place to curb public spending.

However, the Finnish economy has been struggling for a decade and the government is pushing through a multi-billion austerity to curb public debt growth.

The country also planned to limit domestic flights and curb public gatherings for two weeks from Saturday in an effort to contain the virus' spread.

The government, now half-way of its four-year tenure, has sought to improve growth and curb public debt growth by cutting spending and reforming labor laws.

The government, now half-way through its four-year tenure, has sought to improve growth and curb public debt growth by cutting spending and reforming labor laws.

If the UK starts to curb public spending to around 35-40% of GDP, there will be sure growth.

The Government was again criticised for not curbing public spending.

EU ministers have also denounced the new laws curbing public protests as "anti-democratic".

The Bill is aimed at curbing public order offences.