Language like "people linger on benefits" – as used by the then shadow work and pensions secretary Rachel Reeves – was a betrayal of every family living with low education chances, job insecurity, illness, or disability.
"We can't be complacent, we owe it to the many many children in this country who still get snarled up by drugs, whose education chances are blighted by drugs, whose health is damaged by drugs, we owe it to them to constantly restlessly look for better ways of dealing with the scourge of drugs," he said.
If you feel your family can't afford to pay for your college education, chances are some colleges will agree.
In section three we provide a literature review focusing on disparities in education and training chances and the impact of local labour markets.
We argue that regional socio-economic conditions contribute in addition to, but also interacting with the set of individual aspects to the explanation of inequality in education and training chances.
Share with them the luxury it is to have an education, a chance at making other people's lives better and the fortune of a meaningful career.
I'd rather our current generation of children had the healthcare I did, access to as good an education, the chance of a safe and healthy life, but at least they have the Doctor.
IPPR director Nick Pearce said: "Apprenticeships can help young people break out of the unemployment trap by offering additional general education, the chance to learn the 'soft skills' that employers often demand and specific job-related training.
This also better supports youths who are involved if and only if they do not have higher level of education and chance of employment.
But I prescribe the meds only after giving effective non-drug interventions, like home/school behavioral modification and special education, a chance to work first.
