Sentence examples similar to benefit slashing from inspiring English sources

From next Monday 88,000 families across Britain will have their housing benefit slashed.

This is from Freedland's post: That's why the heart of the speech – though, in traditional Gordon Brown style, Osborne rattled through the key announcements, couching them in impenetrable technicalia – amounted to an evisceration of benefits, slashing the welfare budgets by a further £11bn over and above what had already been announced in June.

Welfare benefits slashed, millions dependent on food banks.

It's to see your benefits slashed and to hear of more cuts to come.

Many will lose their jobs, only to have their benefits slashed by legislation currently going through parliament.

The seven hundred and sixteen billion dollars he refers to, for instance, isn't really being taken from Medicare — and people on Medicare aren't having their benefits slashed by that much.

The city declared bankruptcy last year and is about to undergo a painful restructuring which could see retirees' pensions and healthcare benefits slashed.

Families are stacking up such arrears, spanning years in some cases, that they are having their benefits slashed, which is driving them further into poverty.

I worry about the young – those who can no more choose work than choose not to be disabled, but will have their benefits slashed anyway.

Big majorities of Americans say the entitlement programs need major reform, but few are willing to see benefits slashed, except for the wealthy.

Not just a few women either, those struggling on the benefits slashed by his coalition government, say, or the relatively affluent stay-at-home mothers who have lost child benefit.