Examples of using Profligate in English and their translations into Greek
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The profligate waste disguised a slow
The profligate waste disguised a gradual
But that has not prevented the image taking root in voters' minds of hard working northern Europeans putting money on the line to rescue profligate, work-shy southerners, fuelling resentment and undermining Europe's unity.
luxurious, and profligate.
Throughout his text he doesn't fail to condemn government and kings as profligate and useless, focusing on the private sector as the productive force of society.
pitting responsible northerners against lazy, profligate southerners, and to be dealt with by European technocrats accountable to no one serving up disastrous economic remedies.
pitting responsible northerners against lazy, profligate southerners, and to be dealt with by European technocrats accountable to no one serving up disastrous economic remedies….
Without prejudice to the foregoing, EVOLINK considers that any application that overloads the network by whatever means will be considered as making profligate use of the network
all Greeks have been profligate“sinners” and the troika is a benevolent dictator who is not only rescuing them materially now
Without prejudice to the foregoing, Velocity considers that any application that overloads the network by whatever means will be considered as making profligate use of the network
Their editorials- run as news stories in media outlets everywhere- claim that the euro crisis is a story of profligate governments being reined in by the bond market.
on the use of German taxpayers' money to recapitalize the banking systems of profligate Mediterranean countries.
Without prejudice to the above, BW considers that any application that overloads the Network by whatever means will be considered as making profligate use of the Network
Germany's arms industries have greatly profited from this profligate military spending,
Without prejudice to the foregoing, TRACI considers that any application that overloads the network by whatever means will be considered as making profligate use of the network
in the words of the Financial Times' John Authers,“a country that was truly profligate”, with little in the way of data to support that assertion.
fiscally regressive and financially profligate) parties conceal the extent of the public debt with the kind of junk accounting that financial engineers had pioneered for Enron.
the simple consequence of lower demand in once profligate consumer nations.
Without prejudice to the foregoing, any application that overloads the Network by whatever means will be considered as making profligate use of the Network
The rich Lander of Bavaria and Hesse are complaining that they are taking too much of the burden in Germanys' fiscal union for‘profligate' Lander like Berlin