Sentence examples for removal of support from inspiring English sources

"The removal of support is unlikely to incentivise families to return but is likely to result in a significant rise in the number of families facing homelessness and destitution in the UK".

It is not about financial prudence following the recession but strategic rolling back of the state and removal of support for vulnerable people, in line with the Conservatives' ideology.

After work had already begun, owner Lee Joon, in the first of many ill-considered decisions, switched the project from a residential one to a commercial one, a conversion which necessitated the removal of support columns to make room for escalators.

Sylvia Walby's research on violence against women in the UK is devastating for three reasons: violent crime against women is on the increase; the experiences of domestic violence survivors have been erased by the way official statistics are collected and the increase in violence parallels the removal of support services.

The finished product needed a great deal of finishing including the removal of support material and modifications to the chamber.

Nimbuzz sees the decision to ask for the removal of support for Skype services in line with the communication software giant's "mandate to disconnect with all third-party VoIP services ahead of its impending IPO".

He ordered the removal of supports for a standpipe that provided water to the building's upper floors, Mr. Ortiz said.

In the case of Ms. Munoz, the physician told the family that the hospital would not comply with the request to remove life support based on the Texas law that prohibits removal of life support from pregnant patients.

The ethical question, however, remains: Should a patient's advance directives and her family's decisions regarding removal of life support be overridden by the state's determination to keep the fetus alive in a dead body?

Moreover, his characterisation of the removal of life support risks undermining the ability of patients to control their medical care.

Directing the removal of life support either contemporaneously or prospectively is a manifestation of patient autonomy, not victimhood.