Sentences with phrase «from austerity»

The shift away from austerity and the acknowledgement of the need for fiscal and monetary coordination matter for financial markets.

The shift from austerity to fiscal spending matters, even if the short - term growth implications will be limited.

«In a bizarre way, from a macro standpoint, if it moves governments to move from austerity to spending more on defense very broadly defined — police forces, armaments, programs — it's money that they weren't spending before, and it's pumping money into their economy,» he added.

When the figures were released, Mr Clark said Australia was reaping benefits from the start of the Japanese free trade agreement, a rebound in the Chinese market from austerity measures, and improved economic conditions in two of our biggest export markets — the United States and the United Kingdom.

And he indicated there would be a departure from the austerity politics that came to define Mr Osborne's tenure at the Treasury, saying the Government would «reshape our approach».

«We believe the political pendulums are swinging — whether from the left or the right, as candidates embrace more populist positions and associate a move away from austerity with other anti-establishment and anti-incumbent rhetoric,» says Shalett.

Greek Prime Minister says his nation will no lengthier be «asphyxiated» but nevertheless faces problems following agreeing last - ditch bail - out extension The Greek government has won a battle from its austerity programme and the Troika following achieving a deadline - day extension to avert individual bankruptcy, according to the country's prime minister....

The big question now is the extent to which voters really have moved on from austerity: polling for the Legatum Institute last Autumn suggested that, although support for more spending on the NHS was high, a small majority still believed that «austerity must continue»

True, pensioners have so far been sheltered from austerity.

As he finalised preparations for his second Budget statement, Hammond sought to damp down expectation of a full - blown turn away from the austerity agenda which has dominated economic policy for seven years, insisting his package would be «balanced».

The present government has protected many of the benefits for the over-65s from the austerity of recent years.

Free from these austerity measures, the Chancellor will have greater flexibility to tackle the challenges that lie ahead.

Between 2010 and 2015, school budgets were protected from the austerity measures and the re-allocation of # 1.3 bn to schools in 2017 will mean no real - term cuts for 2018 - 20.

So what I'm actually trying to do is save standards from the austerity hawks and from the chest - thumpers, as well as the people who are the haters of public education.

In 2014, artist Mary Reid Kelley incorporated video into her show at UAlbany, deploying elements of sculpture, costume design and digital media in works far removed from the austerity and abstractness of the late - 1960s.

The major opposition party, Syriza, promised a radical break from both austerity and international monitoring and an economic agenda aiming at state - directed and state - supported growth.

Germany's fellow euro zone members are unlikely to welcome the spending blueprint either, as they had hoped the Social Democrats, part of Germany's governing coalition, would steer the EU's economic powerhouse away from austerity.

However, after making such a claim, Miliband was asked by Cameron what he would do instead, to which he replied: «we need to move from austerity to jobs.»

Markets were thrown into a tailspin Monday after weekend elections in France and Greece led to a sharp shift in the political landscape with the focus shifting away from austerity.

Last week, Ed Miliband spoke about how Europe needed to move away from austerity to jobs, and, in doing so, moved his party into an isolated position on European economics.

Ministers claimed the «hard - won fiscal credibility» from austerity has made the UK Guarantees plan, a massive spending project designed to dramatically increase investment in infrastructure and provide major support to UK exporters, possible.