Sentences with phrase «of austerity become»

So our plans for school reform, welfare reform and strengthening families plans which might once have been seen as just socially desirable in the age of austerity become economically essential.

Not exact matches

meaning a wage - price deflationary spiral becomes a significant possibility — especially with an implacable austerity faction in control of one House of Congress.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, austerity rhetoric has become a hallmark of responsible government.

Even an intensifying of the ongoing euro - area financial crisis, which could occur, the bank says, because there are signs Europeans are becoming weary of austerity and reforms.

Second in an era of extraordinarily low interest rates and slow growth, it is becoming increasingly clear that progressives do best when they reject austerity and embrace public investment.

«The lack of transparency in assigning public funds and the discriminatory impact on how vulnerable communities in particular are devastated by austerity may become evident again as Puerto Rico awaits disaster relief funds, and communities await to see how those funds will be distributed,» she wrote.

But after he had seen, despite every effort to keep him from doing so, the ugly facts of sickness, poverty, old age and death, he finally renounced his princely home and comfort, even a new - born son and his much loved wife, Yasodhara, and went out into the world to become, first, a wandering mendicant seeking by austerity and ascetic practices to find release.

But even in 2015, the options available to those with learning disabilities in adult life are severely restricted, and becoming ever more restricted as the impact of austerity is felt in people's daily lives.

The gloomy headlines about life in austerity have become all too familiar reading over recent years, but what have the pressures on household budgets really meant for family life, and could some of the long - term impacts have been hidden from view behind the front door?

Money allotted for free council newspapers may become a victim of government austerity, Eric Pickles has announced.

Relatedly, what will become of Temer's austerity reforms in Congress?

Pair this with Fox's comments on a trade trip to the USA this week and the government's adherence to an austerity programme at odds with that of its population becomes clear.

«As well as organisational renewal, we need political renewal: a strong clear signal that under your leadership the Conservative party will not become the soulless, technocratic managerial defenders of a divisive austerity Brexit, but the champions of a bold new generation unleashing a spirit of enterprise, energy and ambition.»

Voting for Corbyn then becomes a free hit: if Labour can not become a party of government any time soon, why not make it a more effective party of opposition that takes on the Tories» austerity agenda and unite it on that basis?

It's always the economy, stupid: Cameron and Osborne are becoming the beneficiaries of the austerity - delayed recovery.

Yet in recent years, it has become a symbol of austerity, stagnation and conflict.

Even as it becomes ever clearer that austerity has failed in Britain as it has across Europe, so the dead hand of the Balls office kills off any flicker of delivering change.

Forgoing his slicker, better - known brother David, it apparently bought into the younger Miliband's soft - left strategy of opposing the coalition's austerity policies, on the assumption it would fail and become wildly unpopular among voters.

He was caught in a pincer movement between the new leader of the Tory Party, Boris Johnson, who had accused Ed Miliband of complete surrender to Brussels and the Green and Justice Party which said that Europe had become too enslaved to monetary orthodoxy and austerity to be supportable.

But as Britain slips back into recession, and as voters in Europe tire of austerity, Labour is uniting around a message that the coalition's deficit reduction plan is fast becoming a liability.

It has become clear, listening to Ed Balls and Ed Miliband describe how keen Huhne was during the coalition negotiations with Labour to abandon the Lib Dems» manifesto pledge to delay spending cuts, that he has far fewer ideological objections to Osbornian austerity than some of us might have assumed in the not - too - distant past.

The findings suggest the Coalition — which has a Commons majority of 84 — could be vulnerable to defeat as the Government becomes more unpopular and the austerity measures hit home.

In 2012 Reeves urged the Liberal Democrats to choose to become a radical centrist political party, «a hard - driving radical liberal party of the political centre», continuing his campaign for centre left Liberal Democrats to leave, «Any attempt to position the Liberal Democrats as a party of the centre left after five years of austerity government in partnership with the Conservatives will be laughed out of court by the voters — and rightly so.

Short - term actions in a time of budget crisis and financial austerity might become the triggers of long - term underinvestment in the ultimate fuel of economic growth, basic research in science.

The film becomes a road movie of sorts when Wanda and Anna / Ida head out to confront these themes, and after the austerity of the opening convent sequence, things loosen up considerably.

Those students will become the casualties of this latest form of education austerity.

Protests have become a common sight on the streets of Europe's cities as austerity measures bite

Creativity became a necessary part of recovery in the age of austerity in Britain in the 1940s.

«There are issues of hostility toward austerity measures, which is completely understandable, and other difficult issues between Germany and Greece will of course be addressed during the process of making the exhibition, but it will not become the main topic of the exhibition,» said Szymczyk, calling from Kassel.

Painting becomes an exploit of both austerity and accommodation that, in its limitations, uncovers new emotional currents.

In an age of austerity, it has become increasingly rare for private galleries to make the space for art that is so unsellable, so uncommodifiable.

The depiction of civic virtue, honesty, and austerity became common themes of this genre and the severe composition and cold colors reflect the subject matter.This 1786 version was ordered by the Comte de Vaudreuil (depicted in the exhibition in a portrait by Elizabeth - Louise Vigée - Lebrun) and is nearly identical to the original, except that the artist added a staff with a cleft end holding wool near the feet of the women.

On the contrary, after years of discussions in Brussels, the science adviser's office became a «casualty» of austerity measures, Glover says.

We declare that «austerity» is a fossilized form of thinking that has become a threat to life on earth.

Out of the blue (well to us anyway) House of Butter learnt that BAILii was teetering after it became clear that UK government sources of money were to become increasingly difficult to access as the (UK) coalition austerity belt tightened.

So ironically it has become tarred with the brush of economic incompetence as opposed to the Tory led coalition which has caused the loss of billions of output since 2010, and removed essential public provision such as civil legal aid, all in the name of a totally discredited economic doctrine — austerity economics.

In this climate of austerity it is easy to understand how unpaid work experience has become endemic.

I see the «appification» of the home as inevitable: the Internet of Things will slowly commoditize, and with it the modular austerity of off - the - shelf home automation products will become easier, cheaper and less intimidating to install.