Moderating austerity programmes is a priority (Spain shows how self-defeating they can be), but so is pursuing the structural reforms to set entrepreneurs free.

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Because it means, even on the most optimistic assumptions, the OBR is going to tell the chancellor that the structural hole he set out to fix is actually larger, now, than when he took office.

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Also discusses the progression of formal and structural challenges the author has set for himself during his career.

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Samaras narrowly passed a Troika-inspired set of tough structural reforms last week and pushed through an austerity budget on Sunday.

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The biggest disappointment, however, is that Mr. Chidambaram didn't set the stage for structural reform.

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Following recent surveys, independent experts have compiled a report of structural problems which contractor Pihl UK are set address.

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In contrast, systems that simply combine structural elements with power and energy devices, such that each set of materials are acting independently, provide no advantages in system efficiency.

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There will be more structural reforms, making it easier to hire and fire and to set up new companies.

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Like the Bretton Woods conference of 1944 which set up the World Bank and the IMF, the Ditchley Park conference grappled with the structural and institutional challenges facing the future.

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