class war

How To Use class war In A Sentence

• Unions and managers are now referring to the stand-off as ‘class war in the classroom’.
• We have a government embarked on class war against our people. Times, Sunday Times
• The vast majority of its members playacting as class warriors are well-heeled yuppies. The Sun
• The British are still reticent about their deepest fears - class war, a reversion to economic feudalism, the spectre of an all-dominant and all-vapid consumer society.
• Supporters of making dividends tax-free like to paint critics as promoters of class warfare.
• He cynically ignited this class war as cover for the failure of his policies. The Sun
• The real show of class warfare is the threatened curtailment of charitable status for private schools and the shrill demand that universities take more state-school pupils.
• Visitors to the blog of Ian Bone, the founder of Class War, discuss this: Surely the definition of an 'anarchist' in Belgravia is a leaseholder with less than 70 years left to run on his lease who can't afford to enfranchise; or perhaps a leaseholder who has to actually live in his flat rather than renting it out and living in Venice. Hugh Muir's diary
• A class warrior from central casting. The Sun
• And Ian Bone, founder of Class War, tells us that anarchists, angered by the transport arrangements for the Olympics, will contest the 2012 Greater London Authority elections. Diary