Examples of using Austerity programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We cannot experience Europe solely through austerity programmes.
We know that austerity programmes will soon be the order of the day throughout Europe.
Growth during the first quarter of 2010 was close to the forecast of 0.7%-but that was before the austerity programmes.
However, they are overwhelming citizens with brutal austerity programmes and allowing the perpetrators to get off scot-free.
In many member states, legal aid expenditure has beenreduced significantly in recent years as part of austerity programmes.
Beside the austerity programmes, this is the achievement, so I would like to congratulate the rapporteur and those who participated.
It is impossible to understand how the EUcan afford to raise its budget when austerity programmes are being introduced all over Europe.
It is unacceptable to have huge austerity programmes on the expenditure side while countries continue to have unconstrained tax competition on the revenue side.
You let the speculators run riot, you brought the International Monetary Fund into the euro area andnow you are asking for harsh austerity programmes.
It is unfairand incorrect to consider the austerity programmes''masochistic'', when millions of European are suffering for them caused by speculation and by political incapacity.
A return to growth has been delayed by the onset of the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis andthe imposition of austerity programmes in many Member States.
While the sovereign debt crisis has led to the imposition of formal austerity programmes in some Member States, many more States have sovereign debt levels that are unacceptably high.
Yet, even in times of very large economic problems, MM is most often seen as a luxury andthe first thing to be hit by austerity programmes. .
However, to demand the implementation of austerity programmes unscrupulously within European Union countries would mean condemning the entire European region to a long period of slow economic growth, if not worse.
Whereas this creates, in the medium and long term, a divergence in terms of competitiveness that cannot be dealt with by monetary devaluation and leads to harsh andpolitically unsustainable austerity programmes aimed at internal devaluation;
In my country, in Greece, and probably in other countries too, due to the austerity programmes, social spending is being cut and often funding for centres and foundations which provide services to the disabled is being stopped.
Austerity programmes and financial safety nets are at the centre of attention, while the measures needed to improve economic governance and increase growth remain fragmentary and opaque and there is no sign of a debate on the pros and cons of closer integration.
To add the obligation to meet the Copenhagen economiccriteria to the savage social cuts resulting from the austerity programmes imposed by the International Monetary Fund(IMF) since January 2009 is a social crime that I refuse to endorse.
The European Parliament own-initiative report on innovative financing could not have come at a better time, because the crisis which, as we all know, is putting everyone to the test, especially the euro area at the moment, has resulted in a severe reduction in public sector resources,extensive austerity programmes and budgetary consolidation in the majority of Member States.
In addition, in a series of countries applying austerity programmes, such as Ireland and Greece, as well as in countries such as Romania, Hungary and Latvia, where the International Monetary Fund has become involved, unemployment has soared to record levels.
Tax fraud and tax evasion, along with tax avoidance through aggressive tax planning,are fuelling the growing inequalities generated by the economic crisis and austerity programmes, jeopardising Member States' efforts to ensure a smooth functioning tax system to fund public services, redistribute wealth, combat poverty and prevent tax competition between Member States and third countries.
It also has beenoverlooked that in some EU cases where earlier austerity programmes in smaller Member States were followed by an economic recovery, this was under conditions in which the EU as a whole was expanding demand for exports, and in several cases accompanied by depreciations of currencies which now is not an option for Eurozone Member States.
(PT) Mr Barroso, in the name of financial consolidation, so-called austerity programmes are exacerbating divergences in the European Union, promoting antisocial policies, and putting worker's rights at risk, and cutting public investment, particularly in the area of innovation and energy.
The austerity programme needs to be opposed in parliament, but also with industrial action, demostrations and local campaigns”.
In Spain last week, Mr Zapatero chose the austerity programme so that he could avoid the electorally riskier labour-market reform.
(EL) Mr President, Commissioner,I would have expected you to reply with honesty that the austerity programme, the memorandum being applied with religious devotion in Greece, has been a total failure.
In Greece, a 35 per cent wage cut for workers employed byGreek Post is the result of the government's austerity programme.
This was their way of forcing Greece to negotiate an urgent agreement with its creditors- other EU states and the IMF-and to reinstate the previous government's austerity programme.
We need a bold austerity programme, and that is currently what is being discussed with the Greek Government.
It is normal for the PSD to file amotion taking into account the governing programme, the austerity programme which the Orban Government wants to implement.