Sentence examples for stripping benefits from inspiring English sources
In his budget speech in reply last year, Shorten announced Labor would vote against $12bn in budget measures – including GP co-payments, higher fuel taxes, stripping benefits from single-parent families, cuts to pensions and higher student loan repayments.
Critics say cash-balance plans strip benefits from older workers.
Republican politicians have been able to reap the political rewards of inveighing against Obamacare without actually having to strip benefits from anyone.
By giving powers to the courts to strip benefits, the Department of Work and Pensions would not be required to intervene in the criminal justice system.
PAGE A15 Pension Change Proposed The White House has proposed pension rules that will encourage companies to adopt a type of plan that critics say can strip benefits from older employees.
The Bush administration has proposed sweeping new pension rules that will encourage companies to adopt a type of retirement plan that has been under attack for three years for what critics call a tendency to strip benefits from older employees.
Extending the definition of "full-time" work from 30 to 40 hours per week will simply increase the number of hours at which employers strip benefits from workers and therefor the number of workers whose job quality will decline in the wake of the ACA.
YouGov, a pollster, found majorities for stripping welfare benefits from rioters, and for jailing looters, arsonists and those found guilty of violent disorder for several years.
Stripping away benefits enjoyed by older people, or raising the retirement age, will mean that today's younger generation will be hit by a double whammy: a standard of living now that is worse than that of their parents; and a standard of living when they retire that will be worse than that of their grandparents.
But for other Type 2 patients, the test strips' benefits fall off sharply.
7.10pm: The Tory campaign poster at the top of this page (also see 6.48pm) says exactly what David Cameron intends to do if he becomes prime minister – strip benefits from people who refuse to work.
