Sentence examples for credits cuts from inspiring English sources

The tax credits cuts account for £4.4bn of his planned £12bn in welfare cuts.

The tax credits cuts will deliver £4.4bn of the chancellor's planned welfare cuts.

Tax credits cuts may yet be the policy that sees Osborne's carefully constructed political edifice start to crumble.

The Tories have claimed there are no grounds for a challenge to the tax credits cuts from Peers, as they have a clear public mandate for the changes.

So, I suspect the clue lies in the words "must have": Cameron and Osborne "must have" known how horrible the tax credits cuts would be.

The Labour campaign against the Tory tax credits cuts, led by Jeremy Corbyn even before he was leader, won out in the Commons today.

We know that social care packages will be "re-evaluated" and tax credits cut.

Families have seen help through tax credits cut by £1,560 and Sure Start centres closing down.

Kendall said: "I don't want to see child tax credits cut from poor and low-paid families.

"Tax credits cut, child benefit taken away, fuel duty rising - and what has he chosen to make his priorities?

The Conservative commentator wrote in the Daily Mail that the tax-credits cuts "may prove to be the biggest political disaster of the Cameron government".