On the weekend, the treasurer, Joe Hockey, agreed that taking parental leave through two schemes was "in many cases" fraud while the social services minister, Scott Morrison, said: "In many cases I think it is a rort".
An exhibition of first world war images from the collection – including photographs of soldiers displayed at or near the homes they left and in many cases never returned to – has been mounted in lightboxes in shop and house windows in the town.
Women who have gone through large multiple pregnancies with poorer results say the shows give viewers a misleading picture by failing to present the wreckage left behind in many cases — babies who are stillborn, spend months in the hospital undergoing painful procedures that require morphine or suffer from long-term disabilities.
Seventeen ministries now are without a minister and those ministers who are left are in many cases doing double duty, making it difficult to improve the performance of the agencies and allow them to deliver desperately needed services like electricity and water.
The injustice committed in our names is compounded, and often without proper compensation by the parties – police, prosecutors and witnesses – who stole years from the lives of the innocent, and left them, in many cases, ill-equipped to deal with a much faster-paced society than the one from which they were plucked 10, 30, 30 or more years ago.
Sexting can be a risky move, and sending explicit picture of yourself via text message is a risk best left unexplored in many cases.
Their decisions to leave have, in many cases, troubled their immigrant parents.
Here, in their own words, HuffPost Parents readers share their own personal accounts of how family leave (or in many cases, a lack thereof) has affected their lives.
And once you say you're going to have to tax them coming in, and our politicians never do this, because they have special interests and the special interests want those companies to leave, because in many cases, they own the companies.
Moreover, FGM is accepted as common as male excision, which leaves disability in many cases.
