Sentence examples for challenging cuts from inspiring English sources

The BMA is concerned the new contract will remove key safeguards that prevent junior doctors working too many hours, and are also challenging cuts to out-of-hours pay.

The case is challenging cuts to prison law legal aid, which has seen funding removed for mother-and-baby-unit cases, segregation cases, pre-tariff review hearings and adjudications in which prisoners risk getting extra days added to their sentence.

Artists spend quantities of time and energy finding ways to keep making high-quality work in the face of financial difficulties, leaving little opportunity to challenge cuts publicly.

The Obama administration maintains that beneficiaries and health care providers cannot sue state officials to challenge cuts in Medicaid payment rates, even if such cuts compromise access to care for the poor.

She recently challenged cuts to her Access to Work entitlement, which would have reduced her lipspeaking support (lipspeakers communicate someone else's words to lip readers) from 12 hours a week to 23 hours a year.

To be fair to the Labour leadership, the political space for challenging welfare cuts is limited indeed.

This breaches a "federal pact" negotiated last December, and provincial governors are challenging the cuts in the courts.

Ed Balls made the same case in his Bloomberg speech on 27 August 2010 challenging the cuts programme and the Labour party's own economic policy, "even trying to halve the deficit in four years was a mistake".

Records show that Mr. Wicks lost a federal lawsuit last year challenging a cut in his Social Security benefits after he moved to Las Vegas from California.

I'm used to adapting my novels for feature film — it can be challenging to cut and compress three or four hundred pages into two hours of dramatic action.

I'm used to adapting my novels for feature film it can be challenging to cut and compress three or four hundred pages into two hours of dramatic action.