Sentence examples for reference to germany from inspiring English sources

I was startled by this reference to Germany as a "concentration camp" for its Nazi population; if its free civilian citizens thought they were in a concentration camp, where exactly were the inmates of Auschwitz?

European governments cannot afford to cut taxes until they have cut debt, Mr. Trichet said, in a possible reference to Germany, where Chancellor Angela Merkel has vowed to fulfill a campaign pledge made last year to cut taxes.

Deciphered in reference to Germany, that meant a reorientation by Berlin away from its export-dependent economy and its trade imbalances, plus a reduction of its banks' sky-high leverage ratios and their role in stoking financial instability.

The Spanish economy minister, Luis de Guindos, said there was "absolutely" no political resistance from within the euro zone to a Spanish bailout request, an apparent reference to Germany.

Its political class did not seek this role, but in Europe today no major decision can be taken without reference to Germany.

The pinnacle may have been its third game against the Flying Dutchmen where, already two games up in a best of five, Flipsid3 put on a show and racked up what the Rocket League community calls a "Brazil"—a reference to Germany tonking Brazil 7 1 in the 2014 World Cup.

Its followers overlap with those of the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) and a group with the only-in-Germany name HoGeSa — Hooligans gegen Salafisten (Hooligans against Salafis), a reference to a fundamentalist strain of Islam.** PEGIDA's leaders profess fondness for nice, fleissig (diligent) immigrants, and Muslims, too.

Then, in a clear reference to Germany and Japan after World War II, the president added that "we and our allies have fought evil regimes and left in their place self-governing and prosperous nations".

November 9, 1522 Treuenbrietzen, Germany April 8, 1586 Braunschweig, Germany Martin Chemnitz, Chemnitz also spelled Kemnitz (born November 9, 1522, Treuenbrietzen, Brandenburg [Germany] died April 8 , 1586 Braunschweig) leading German theologian who was known, with reference to Martin Luther, as "the second Martin" and who helped unify the Lutheran church following the Reformation.

Obvious reference to Imran Khan.

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