Sentence examples for begg from inspiring English sources
Begg said that despite mounting evidence that sanctions cause hardship for people on low incomes, "there is currently no evidence on whether the application, or deterrent threat, of a four-week sanction makes it more or less likely that a claimant will engage with employment support or gain work".
For Begg and her business partner, a firm belief in their proposition kept them going, and a few years down the line they boast an impressive lineup of clients.
Last October Moazzem Begg was released after "new material" was said to have emerged.
"People will tell you that it takes twice as long as you think it will to get your first client," said Pippa Begg, director of Board Intelligence.
"Our task is to come up with a wholly new fiscal regime," he says.There is little doubt that Mr Begg will want to recommend road pricing.
Moazzam Begg, aged 36, had no known record of religious extremism, let alone terrorism, before he went to Afghanistan with his wife in 2001 and set up a school there; he was arrested in Pakistan.
Labour's Anne Begg, chair of the work and pensions select committee, called the remarks "outrageous and unacceptable".
The committee chair, Dame Anne Begg, said: "No claimant should have their benefit payment reduced to zero where they are at risk of severe financial hardship to the extent of not being able to feed themselves or their families, or pay their rent".
Most importantly, ministers have agreed to the proposition that money should be spent where overcrowding is worst.In practice, says David Begg, who was once the head of a government-advisory body called the Commission for Integrated Transport, this means spending money on the roads and commuter railways that serve big cities.
Councillor David Begg, convenor of Edinburgh's transport committee, chaired a meeting earlier this month of Scottish councils to discuss how to finance public-transport improvements with revenues from a road-pricing ring around Edinburgh.
Its chairman, David Begg, has established a reputation in Edinburgh as a forceful advocate of the need to improve public transport and restrain car use in urban areas.
