The EIS said the aim of the new guidance was to give practical advice to teachers, allowing them to "poverty-proof" their classrooms.
Yet time is running out for the government to fuel poverty-proof the homes of those on the lowest incomes.
In this discursive sleight of hand, the persistence of unemployment and poverty is proof that the services are not working, and that their funding is a waste of public money because they have failed to end homelessness or unemployment or poverty.
Last week's news that the Greek economy would post almost no growth this year – while seeing its debt levels soar even further – at a time when the country was labouring under record levels of unemployment and poverty, offered indisputable proof that the medicine was simply wrong.
This could be due to inability to produce documentary evidence of being a local resident, being below poverty line or proof of social class.
Wasn't this proof Nigerian poverty is grossly exaggerated?
Derek Lickorish, chair of the government's Fuel Poverty Advisory Group: "This is proof positive that warmer homes cut the costs to the NHS and transform people's lives: saving £30 per month is a life-changing sum of money for many vulnerable customers".
Reasons included pregnancy of higher than second order – thus not satisfying the eligibility criterion, but more importantly, of not being able to produce documentary proof of poverty status and of residence because of lack of information, time and resources [ 16].
Such horrific deeds are taken almost as proof of suffering, poverty, frustration.
In general, the major American street newspapers do not require prospective vendors to show proof of homelessness or poverty, and they do not require vendors to retire once they find stable housing.
In Opposition, Cameron said relative income poverty did matter, but he is living proof that a political shyster will say anything to get elected.
