Sentence examples for supporting low from inspiring English sources

"The priority should be supporting low- and middle-income families, instead of going down this route of expensive and poorly targeted tax cuts".

One reason is Labour's system of tax credits, which changed welfare by supporting low and middle income working households – the group the chancellor claims to be talking to.

As a comparison, it says on page 6 that "supporting low carbon technologies" is costing £34 today and will cost £82 in 2020 - a rise of £48.

His work resulted in grants to Mt. Sinai Hospital Higher Educationn Programs supporting low income students; and outreach programs in New York City Museums.

The Federal Reserve continues to apply high doses of monetary stimulus, and that's supporting low interest rates, which in turn are linked to the improving housing market.

At the Brooklyn protest local clergy member Bishop Orlando Findlayter also drew a link between the strike and King's legacy, saying that supporting low wage workers in their protest was carrying on in the civil rights' tradition.

Instead we also need to intervene directly in the labor market: by supporting low-wage work, by raising the minimum wage and by strengthening unions.

"Our priority is to keep energy bills as low as possible for families and businesses whilst supporting low-carbon technologies that represent value for money," said a spokesman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change.

In June last year, he joined Ken Loach, Eric Cantona and Russell Brand in supporting low-paid arthouse cinema staff, including those working in the Ritzy cinema in Brixton.

Along with her husband, Willis, Mrs. DeLeCour was especially committed to CSS's focus on supporting low-income New Yorkers, as exhibited through her sage counsel, ongoing involvement, and generous and longstanding financial support through the DeLaCour Family Foundation.

There will be plenty of art at the other institutions taking part in the festival, which is financed by Target Stores and sponsored by High 5, a nonprofit organization supporting low-cost arts admission for young people.