Sister Catherine recently learned that her main donor is being forced to scale back the assistance it provides.
The bill that Trump and congressional Republicans were celebrating Thursday afternoon dramatically scales back government assistance that helps Americans pay for health care.
Result: scaled-back enforcement.
American legislators, weary of the slow pace of reform and mistreatment of U.S. investors, scaled back their generous assistance earmarks for Kiev.
This paper critically analyzes this notion by tracking the recent scaling back of social assistance programs in Sweden, Germany, and France, and comparing that movement with the adoption of consumer insolvency regimes in those three countries.
The report has implications for national policies as Congress debates a farm bill that would cut back on food stamps, and as Republicans look to winnow down costs by scaling back other public assistance programs.
And instead of scaling back their consumer assistance and public education, they ramped it up ― partly in response to the Trump administration's efforts to weaken the exchanges and suppress enrollment.
In the main producing areas of the south, April retail prices of maize and sorghum were as much as 60 and 80percentt higher, respectively, than one year earlier, also due to the scaling back of humanitarian assistance operations.
Indeed, as recently as last August in the heat of her negotiations with the YankeeNets -- trying to get them to scale back their request for state assistance -- Mrs. Whitman's chief of staff, Michael Torpey, was suggesting that with some changes the Meadowlands arena could be made attractive to the two teams.
While any increase in the stamp duty threshold in tomorrow's budget would provide borrowers trying to take their steps on the housing ladder with some assistance, the scaling back of lending activity is likely to limit the extent of any benefit".
Kerry would likely scale back our military and economic assistance to Colombia.
