Sentence examples for extra help for the from inspiring English sources

His company, Applied Imagination, employs 15 artists and technicians year round and hires extra help for the holidays.

Ian Grieve Steyning, West Sussex The chancellor has promised extra help for the growing housing crisis in London and elsewhere in England.

So we want to use the Energy Company Obligation to target older, harder to treat homes and provide extra help for the fuel poor".

After New Zealand captain Brendan Mcullum won the toss and elected to bat, it appeared McGrath's prediction of extra help for the bowlers would come to pass.

But they are not the only students receiving extra help for the test; getting into one of the schools has become such a prize that a private test-preparation industry is flourishing, particularly in the Asian neighborhoods of Queens.

He is under heavy pressure from MPs, and the Tory-controlled Local Government Asignaltion, to signal extra help for the local authority sector, which has seen budget cuts of around 50% since 2010.

Without the introduction of new tax credits for low income working families and the extra help for those with children, the IFS said the gap between rich and poor would have widened by twice as much since 1997.

No more extra help for those on low or moderate incomes, they mean.

One thing is clear, using shale instead of LNG will be no extra help for meeting the UK's own carbon targets.

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But there was no extra help for people paying the 40% rate of income tax.