Sentence examples for a key austerity from inspiring English sources

Last month, the Irish government revised its plans for the introduction of domestic water charges, a key austerity measure.

He was defeated by Drew Hendry, the leader of the local council who waged a fierce campaign portraying Mr Alexander as a key architect austerity.

Brady's key austerity message last year while campaigning as Tory business ambassador: a warning over Labour's record on reckless misuse of public funds.

July 30 The government's key austerity bill is passed.

Despite her youth she's already been talked of as a key anti-austerity voice in parliament by some, who hope as one of 19 SNP women she will be prominent at Westminster and help connect with younger female voters.

In the drive to make financial savings in the welfare budget – a key plank of austerity – the committee suggests the disproportionate impact of cuts on poor children was too often simply ignored as inconvenient.

For more than 10 years, the Reliant Regal (originally sold under the wildly misleading slogan of "luxurious motoring") and the Bond Minicar formed the backbone of the respectable three-wheeled market, with the emphasis firmly on low-key austerity.

George Osborne faces a key test of his austerity policies this week when official data will demonstrate whether Britain's economy has returned to growth after the shock 0.5% contraction at the end of last year.

With Labour still nursing the 33-year-old wounds of the IMF's intervention in 1976, the Conservatives will make the need for austerity a key theme of its conference in Manchester next week.

Portugal's proportional electoral system is a key reason this anti-austerity grouping was able to happen, because it gives smaller parties seats in parliament.

The committee has been a key body in administering savage austerity in southern Europe and Ireland.