Clegg chose to describe Osborne's plans to target cuts on the working-age poor – while ruling out tax increases – as "lopsided and unbalanced".
Decades of neglect of Venezuela's poor by ruling elites opened the way for Chávez's "revolution," with its promise of socialist cooperatives, improved health care and education, and "people's power".
Behavioral wavelength discrimination tests (Δλ functions) in stomatopods revealed a surprisingly poor performance, ruling out color vision that makes use of the conventional color-opponent coding system (6 8).
After overseeing nearly a decade of economic growth and enormous social gains for the poor, the ruling Workers Partyy now appears helpless as Brazil plunges into the sort of economic collapse and institutional crisis that was common here in the last century.
We found it to be an accurate test for scarring, but poor for ruling out VUR.
11 Neer's and Hawkins' impingement tests, in particular, have been found useful in confirming SIS, but poor at ruling out pathology.
Mitchell (2007) reviewed 38 studies examining ultra-short PROMs for distress, and found that these tools were very good at excluding possible cases of depression (sensitivity 78%, negative predictive value 93%), but were poor at ruling in a suspected diagnosis (specificity 67%, positive predictive value 34%).
But if applied naïvely to antitrust policy, it could lead to poor legal rulings, one economist argues.
Until the latest court ruling, poor illegal immigrant women were eligible for prenatal care.
And it has to be said: one law for the rich and one law for the poor, because the ruling classes continued to use academic selection in a tiny minority of schools they have favoured.
