Ukip Wants to end the ring-fencing of the overseas aid budget, cutting it from 0.7 per cent of national income to 0.2 per cent, and hand over responsibility to the Foreign Office.
This was what housing professionals warned would happen when the government ended the ring-fence that protected Supporting People funds.
The group said options for making up the shortfall could include ending the ring-fencing of education and health from spending cuts, halving the number of government departments and abolishing housing benefits for under-25s.
By the end, the ringing phone has become deafeningly loud, and we see a writhing mass of blanket-covered young bodies, screaming in agony, pitifully reaching for the handset.
Vaughan's poem ends: This ring the Bridegroom did for none provide But for his bride.
The end of the ring without the wires is fitted over the end of a blood vessel.
Tic-tac men signalled prices and bets from one end of the ring to the other.
Catching up with Benjamín over the weekend may mean the end of the ring altogether, the police said.
Previous studies have documented infrequent hybridization at the end of the ring.
The present study extends previous work on hybridization at the end of the ring in three ways.
Finally, we discuss the evolutionary implications of introgression and reproductive isolation at the end of the ring for divergence within the Ensatina complex as a whole.
