Примери за използване на Profligate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I have lived a wicked and profligate life.
I was, it is true, a profligate, a gambler,"a bold talker, a man who thought of little.
Privatization is no panacea for profligate governments.
Life is profligate, blind, at this level unconcerned with notions of justice.
Nor are southern Europeans necessarily as profligate as some suggest.
Those profligate, idle, ouzo-swilling, Zorba-dancing Greeks, they are the problem. Punish them!
I thought the days of profligate spending were over, John.
Those who were born in the morning,they're meant to be profligate.
After the profligate boom years, Dubai is also attempting to restrain demand for electricity and water.
He will be equally resolute in the fight against runaway spending and profligate management at the highest levels of government.
In this manner the Caesars satisfied the lazy mobs in Rome,who might then support them in their profligate rule.
Gentlemen, it is a supreme irony that the worldly Becket, the profligate and libertine should find himself standing here at this moment.
Then he asked,"Why should China sacrifice our growth so thatthe West can continue to be profligate and stupid?"?
The mystic priests belonging to this sect both lead profligate lives and practise magical arts, each one to the extent of his ability.
It didn't derive from underlying tensions over income distribution or from profligate government spending.
The figure of the young officer,frivolous and profligate, doing homage to true nobility and a lofty ideal, was shown in a very sympathetic light before us.
From being one of the greatest kings that ever wielded a scepter,Solomon became a profligate, the tool and slave of others.
Decades of profligate economic policies and promiscuous military interventions reached a critical mass, exploding in the meltdown of globalization in 2008.
Most British voters have forgotten, or never experienced,the ruinous consequences of profligate public spending.
Thus, then, the mystic priests belonging to this sect both lead profligate lives and practice magical arts, each one to the extent of his ability.
This may not be completely unrelated to the fact that never in history have governments been so profligate and taxes so high.
The oil market downturn that began in 2014 was supposed to have changed profligate spending, pushing out inefficient companies and leaving the sector as a whole much leaner and healthier.
The Dutch self-image is one of fiscal prudence,in contrast to what they regard as their profligate Mediterranean counterparts.
But Berlin has long criticised QE as a disguised bailout to profligate southern European countries that ultimately will be paid by German taxpayers, and pushing interest rates further into negative territory will hit hard-pressed German savers and financial interests.
We are told that it was all about the failure to uphold the Maastricht Treaty, and the profligate spending and borrowing of Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece.
To be sure, coal and oil companies would suffer, andbig polluting countries- like the US- would obviously pay a higher price than those with a less profligate lifestyle.
William Palmer was a surgeon“of superior degree of instruction”, whose profligate lifestyle led to his ungracious demise in the mid-19th century.
This is where Rembrandt would have come, to the Chamber of Insolvency. Passing through this door with its frieze of worthless stock certificates andrats scuttling through empty money chests of the profligate debtor.
So did his wish for a different kind of global economy,one in which financial markets didn't punish profligate borrowers, money can be printed and resources are infinite.
Partisans of the latter have accused Germany of crushing Italy's economy and even of pursuing Nazi domination objectives in Europe by other means, while the Germans and European Commission president, Juncker, just as hysterically have slammed the Italians for being lazy,undisciplined and profligate.