Sentence examples for will lose under from inspiring English sources
Some countries will lose under the legislation.
Moreover, German companies are more than usually dependent on medium-term bank loans, and the longer the loan the more it is penalised under the proposals.The Germans but also the Italians and the Japanese fear that their medium-sized companies will lose under the new capital regime.
"Michigan families will lose under Land's out of touch agenda to privatize Medicare and Social Security, making it tougher for seniors to retire with dignity and undermining our chances of a full economic recovery".
This has annoyed some wealthier school districts, who suspect they will lose out under the plan.
The average family will be $30 a week better off, but high income earners will lose out, under changes to childcare policy announced by the federal government.
And Major accuses Labour of using deception in the campaign because the party has suggested pensioners will lose benefits under the Tories.
Representative Judy Chu, Democrat of California, said "women will lose benefits" under the House bill, which she described as "the biggest rollback of reproductive rights in decades".
Of the 70 children who are treated daily at the center, about three will lose coverage under the Bush administration's rules, because their families earn too much.
The Government has also increased its estimate of the number of families that will lose income under the new single payment, which replaces six means-tested benefits and tax credits.
Britain, for example, is regularly at odds with Brussels over financial regulation and is worried that the interests of the EU's biggest financial services sector will lose out under pressure from the euro single currency zone.
He is pleased that Browne proposed that part-time students no longer pay fees upfront Buckinghamshire New University Undergraduate fees: £3,290 a year Reaction: The vice-chancellor, Ruth Farwell, fears that students and universities will lose out under Browne's plan.
