Trump claimed: "Altogether, the Hillary Clinton plan would bring in 620,000 refugees in the first term.
"Ultimately, the P.B.G.C. could have avoided this claim altogether, had they allowed for the restoration funding plan the company had proposed last fall".
You can sanction and intimidate some away from claiming altogether, but that lands them at food banks or on the streets, not in work.
And a review of the reports suggested that Living Essentials had simply added language of its choosing to its label rather than doing what the group had recommended — drop the "no crash" claim altogether.
"We're from California," she claims, not altogether convincingly (later she admits to being from Nottingham).
The NAO conducted its own preliminary analysis of DWP data and found that sanctioned claimants were as likely to stop claiming benefits altogether as they were to get a job.
But his opponents — opposition parties, several prominent experts and even the influential Roman Catholic church — have accused him of committing de facto treason by inviting arbitration that could end with Slovenia's territorial claims being dismissed altogether.
Indeed, if you want an illustration of the official Whitehall attitude, one anecdote says just about everything: in October 2014, Vince Cable claimed that officials in his department had suggested doing away with FE altogether, claiming that "no one will notice".
