Sentence examples for cornerstone of austerity from inspiring English sources

Joe Kennedy has sharply documented how the "pastoral has become … a cornerstone of austerity politics" under David Cameron, with the "compensatory cant of Green Toryism" helping kitschly to reduce the rural to Bake Off tents in flower meadows, Hunter wellies, and Keep-Calm-and-Holiday-at-Home messages, even as fiscal forces churn and ruck the landscape.

Corbyn made opposition to austerity a cornerstone of his campaign.

Pushing hardest for cuts is Britain, which has made austerity a cornerstone of its own domestic policy and insists that the Union make similar sacrifices.

Here Labour can find the cornerstone of a genuine alternative to the misery of austerity.

The cornerstones of the current austerity package include the near-doubling of a tax on all checks and financial transactions, to 0.38percentt from 0.20percentt, and the impounding by the national Government of 40percentt of taxes earmarked for states and municipalities until 2006.

While fiscal austerity has been the cornerstone of the EU integration policy since the signing of the Maastricht Treaty in 1992, the implementation of the policy has been driven by the political will of the stronger member countries, Germany in particular.

"Because of austerity.

Years of austerity loom.

Yet signs of austerity are everywhere.

The other is a rejection of austerity.

We're doing a lot of austerity!