Sentence examples for targeted help for from inspiring English sources

The administration is pursuing policies that, while less ambitious than the $787 billion stimulus package passed in February, provide targeted help for the economy.

"In our view the chancellor's approach to the short term has been fairly sensible as he has used some of the money to lower borrowing and some to implement targeted help for the economy.

But it's not as though the Senate is proposing to increase assistance for people who don't have the money to buy health insurance, or to provide targeted help for those whose premiums have risen beyond their means under the Affordable Care Act.

The Lib Dems say higher allowances help the low-paid, but almost as many voters – 14% – would prefer a pause in tax credit cuts, a more targeted help for the working poor.

But there was no targeted help for her children until her GP referred the family for counselling and through that she was put in touch with children's charity Barnardo's.

He also sympathized with the revulsion about this latest cut, which was bound up with the abandonment of a very powerful idea – that a lot of Sure Start services are universal, and therefore don't come with the stigma of targeted help for the poor.

Ministers were seeking to target help for the most severely disabled by introducing means-testing of incapacity benefit for people with pension income, he said.

His keynote speech will contain fresh proposals to target help for child care, but also a warning that the economic backdrop means a "Labour government will find delivering its goals harder than at any point in living memory".

The controversy over the scheme continues as Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, prepares to announceon Tuesday that the government is to spend £126m to target help for 55,000 16 and 17-year-olds not in education school or training in England.

To have a chance to tell your entire story and to ask for targeted help.

Schools will receive additional funds to offer targeted help to every pupil eligible for free school meals and reduce educational inequalities.