Sentence examples for concentrate help on from inspiring English sources
He blames means tests for everything from encouraging fraud to destroying work incentives, and thinks they fail either to control public spending or to concentrate help on the poor.
Another goal of the ACA — often called Obamacare, the sprawling 2010 law that was President Barack Obama's preeminent domestic accomplishment — was to concentrate help on people using the individual insurance market because they do not have access to affordable health benefits through a job.
On one hand, the government gets plaudits for tackling pensioner poverty by concentrating help on the poorest, and then we are told to abolish the new state second pension - the most redistributive reform of pensions since 1948.
Ministers also agreed that while it was right for Hurd to raise the problem it "would be counterproductive to be seen to be concentrating help on law-breakers or on black people specifically".
Authorities may be better advised to concentrate practical help on low-income households falling into the bedroom tax trap and political weight to reversing the policy.
Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said Ofsted should concentrate on helping schools improve and stop criticising teachers and heads.
A spokesman, making a tacit comparison with China, noted that Japanese aid concentrated on helping young people and women, not building "beautiful houses or beautiful ministerial buildings".
LUUP's chief marketing officer, Jeff Lamont, said the service will initially concentrate on helping customers buy mobile content.
To do so, leaders must concentrate on helping poor farmers who have been left to fend for themselves on the front-line of hunger, poverty and climate change.
