Examples of using Profligacy in English and their translations into German
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It is a recipe for profligacy.
Monetary profligacy is only part of the problem.
Our management does not encourage profligacy.
And Greece's profligacy was epic.
The main reason for this was certainly the profligacy.
But fiscal profligacy alone cannot explain Argentina's meltdown.
I am guilty of depravity... dishonesty, profligacy, and arrogance.
Such profligacy has led to levels of debt that will become unsustainable if we do not act.
Getting into debt was long associated with profligacy or fecklessness.
America's profligacy- the fact that the world's richest country could not live within its means- was often criticized.
It is virtually impossible to overstate the profligacy of what our government spends on the military.
The same hopes and illusions that proliferate along with our needs, increasingly insatiable desires and profligacy.
People usually censure profligacy, yet is not thought being dissipated?
Trade deficits- with China or any other country-are part of the price that America pays for its unbridled profligacy.
The response to the private-sector failures and profligacy that had caused the crisis was to demand public-sector austerity!
Germans insist that debtors have a moral obligation topay what they owe and atone for their sinful profligacy.
Female profligacy perambulating the boulevards, and the sound of revelry disturbing the night from the cabinets particuliers of fashionable restaurants.”.
Everywhere one looks in the energy-rich world we inhabit in Europe, and the USA in particular, one can see examples of energy extravagance,even profligacy.
It continues to pound on one theme alone:that Argentina's economic crisis is the result of fiscal profligacy, the result of a government living beyond its means.
Central banks that buy sovereign debt issued by fiscal authorities offset market-imposed discipline on borrowing costs,effectively subsidizing public-sector profligacy.
The founders of Economic and Monetary Union(EMU)warned even before the euro's birth that fiscal profligacy would constitute a danger to the common currency's stability.
After a month or so of the comparatively treeless and often barren mainland of Greece,this exuberant Eden is a source of keen enjoyment with its wanton profligacy of bloom.
This augmented news reports about Greek profligacy, and thus closed a negative feedback loop by attracting intensifying public interest, which eventually fueled crises in other European countries.
Theological language that might have decried the creditcrunch as the“wages of sin,” a come-uppance for prodigious profligacy, has become unusable.
Thanks to the profligacy of the current Bush administration(and the prudence of the Clinton administration), average Federal spending as a proportion of GDP under Republican presidents now exceeds that under Democrats during the measured period.
Ultimately, though, it is public opinion that will determine governments' fiscal stances, so fiscally conservative publicopinion would be a great economic asset, as it would constrain policymakers' profligacy.
The crisis was, inter alia, caused by fiscal profligacy in some euro area countries, large capital inflows in non-tradeable sectors, excess leverage and too-big-to-fail problems in the banking sector, as well as nominal divergences between member states.
Petronius had for him a certain weakness bordering on attachment, for Marcus was beautiful and athletic, a young man who knewhow to preserve a certain aesthetic measure in his profligacy; this, Petronius prized above everything.
In Argentina and Venezuela, the winners are those who have preferential access to foreign exchange,those who benefit from the government's profligacy, those who can borrow at the negative real interest rates that lax policies create, and those who do not mind waiting in long lines to buy rationed items.
Many people in my constituency see the huge sums wasted on this and other agencies as a kick in the teeth, especially at a time of economic crisiswhen they are giving up increasing amounts of their money in tax to fund the EU's profligacy.
