Sentence examples for care library from inspiring English sources

The cuts, made necessary by a projected $1.2 billion deficit caused by the terror attack and a weakening national economy, include financing for child care, library programs, mental health services for the elderly and school maintenance, as well as savings achieved through technical budget alterations.

To stop the sale 200 students, community members and a few UCB faculty invade the Gill Tract, plant 15,000 seedlings and set up a small tent village with cafeteria, child care, library and legal clinic.

He points to a series of progressive policies undertaken in a time of austerity: to the reinstatement of the education maintenance allowance in Tower Hamlets, to free school meals, to a crime-fighting policy that doesn't criminalise offenders but seeks to rehabilitate them, to free home care, library and leisure facilities.

He points to a series of progressive policies undertaken in a time of austerity: to the reinstatement of the education maintenance allowance in Tower Hamlets, to free school meals, to a crime-fighting policy that doesn't criminalize offenders but seeks to rehabilitate them, to free home care, library, and leisure facilities.

Under the budget, reductions would be forced in spending on higher education, child care, libraries, preschool programs and public schools.

But the cuts remain drastic, with $100 million cut for in-home health care and other reductions to child care, libraries and services for the disabled.

And he said he feared that the loss of $1 billion in the budget would cause cuts to child care, libraries and other services.

Labour should reply with a paean of praise for the public realm: remind voters that what they value most is not shopping, but health, education, nurseries, care, libraries, swimming pools, arts, sports and parks.

Up to 1,000 jobs are at risk, along with cuts to elderly care, libraries and youth centres.

The council said the measures it was looking at included cutting £3m from its community services, including adult social care, libraries and wardens.

Adult care, libraries and youth services will have to find savings but the authority is proposing a freeze in council tax for 2012/13.