Examples of using Profligate in English and their translations into German
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Indeed, you are a profligate lot!
Profligate states go bankrupt if necessary.
He was a pathetic, profligate fellow.
Those profligate, idle, ouzo-swilling, Zorba-dancing Greeks, they are the problem.
In addition, state bonds are not treated as equals, and the markets penalize profligate states.
With no limit, profligate countries could go on a spending spree at the expense of thriftier ones.
Then he asked,"Why should China sacrifice our growth so thatthe West can continue to be profligate and stupid?
That our profligate consumption requires five planets is a catchy story, but it is wrong.
Beside it he also wrote some scripts himself for the movies"The Profligate" (17), "The Gay Lord Quex"(17) and"The Magistrate" 21.
Some profligate member country will prove too big to fail, and the euro edifice will topple.
Becky Sharp says farewell to Sedley's family andenters the service of the crude and profligate baronet Sir Pitt Crawley, who has engaged her as a governess to his daughters.
This profligate youth, known for his licentious behaviour and blasphemous tongue, was heard to say.
To be sure, coal and oil companies would suffer, and big polluting countries- like the US-would obviously pay a higher price than those with a less profligate lifestyle.
We are not profligate with European citizens' taxes and we insist that every euro be well spent and properly accounted for.
Rather than exerting discipline, globalfinancial markets have increased the availability of debt, thereby weakening profligate governments' budget constraints and over-extended banks' balance sheets.
It is deficit reduction, not debt, that is profligate, because it implies wastage of available human and physical capital, quite apart from the resulting misery.
Are Greeks, Spaniards, Portuguese, and other Europeans really supposed to embrace an austerity program imposed onthem because prevailing wisdom in Germany and other northern countries considers them profligate and lazy?
We in the West must curb our profligate use of energy because it is the poor in the south and east and even hard-pressed European farmers who suffer if we do not.
Certain Member State governments hate the idea that marketscan lay bare the mistakes and miscalculations of profligate governments, even though governments have defaulted on sovereign debt from time immemorial.
Profligate members were supposed to be forced by the Stability and Growth Pact, as well as by their peers, to live within their means and thus strengthen their competiveness.
Even if the financial sector were fully repaired, and even if these profligate Americans hadn't learned a lesson about the importance of saving, their consumption would be limited to 100% of their income.
The current president of the European Union's Council of Ministers, Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek, openly voiced the angry mood of manyEuropean leaders when he described America's profligate approach to fiscal policy as“the road to hell.”.
Unlike the baroque, sensual and profligate Clemens August, he realigned the archdiocese along Enlightenment precepts and carried out major reforms with his state minister Kaspar von Belderbusch.
The Germans and French would need to inject new capital into their banks(perhaps finally becoming open to tighter regulation to prevent this from happening again), andthe whole world would become more wary about lending to profligate sovereigns.
So were the profligate borrow-and-spend policies and the use of public-sector hiring to co-opt political factions, both of which resulted in Lebanon's massive debt problem.
There is no reason why a constitutional solution that involves debt limitation should not command a large measure of public acceptance, especially in debtor countries,which have experienced the political and economic damage caused by previous profligate governments.
Even its profligate founder, Robert Clive, had warned against‘the conduct of governors who too eager in the pursuit of private interest have involved themselves in affairs which could not be reconciled with strict principles of integrity.
Last: and as for what she calls"le in its direct tailleur" the Lumsa, I assure you that they have a versatility of behavior with students truly amazing: before any paying student, are well disciples to smile,but before the most profligate and lazy of spoiled children bursting with riches from all the pores of the skin….
Conceive of a being such as nature- profligate without measure, indifferent without measure, without intention or consideration, without mercy or justice, fertile and desolate and uncertain at once; conceive of its indifference itself as a power: how could you live in accordance with this indifference?
According to that view, investors punish profligate states by demanding higher interest rates to hedge against the likelihood of inflation; so the best way to ensure low borrowing costs is to give central banks as much independence from politicians as possible, and then make price stability their primary mandate.