Sentence examples for it represents austerity from inspiring English sources

The rise of right-wing populism and everything it represents, austerity cuts; a refugee crisis; climate change; racist and misogynistic media pundits; and Britain's shit show of a divorce from the EU.

For Greeks, Germany now represents austerity and foreign diktats.

Defence spokesman Angus Robertson said: "The (Scottish) parliament and 80% of the people of Scotland want to get rid of Trident, and the obscene waste of up to £100bn it represents at a time of austerity and savage welfare cuts from Westminster".

"It represents this kind of antithesis of the sheer austerity of a radical Islam, which is very black and white.

It represents the logical endpoint of a gradual arc toward austerity, autonomy and introspection for Ms. Martin, 43, who released her first solo album in the late 1990s.

It represents the latest manifestation of a Europe-wide crisis of center-left politics in the face of slow economic growth and austerity economics.

In the run-up to its launch, DiEM25 drew some criticism from activists, some of them asking whether it represented an agenda already covered by other pro-transparency and anti-austerity party groups in the European parliament.

But it also represents another blow to the eurozone's policy of onerous austerity".

He said the higher target still represented "significant austerity".

Plaid Cymru MPs would not support a minority Labour government "that at its heart represents the worst excesses of austerity", she warned.

A document, entitled Labour's Economic Credibility Strategy, seen by this newspaper, admits that "Labour suffers from a perceived lack of credibility on the economy", but that there is now "close to a consensus among macro-economists that austerity represents a poor policy choice for governments".