Sentence examples for withdrawn housing from inspiring English sources

But Labour said it was not an "effective or efficient" way of spending taxpayers' money at a time when it has slashed the Independent Living Fund for 18,000 disabled people, withdrawn housing benefit for all those under the age of 21, lowering the welfare cup to £23,000 and £4.5bn a year cuts to working tax credits.

He pledges to withdraw housing benefits, school grants and other aid from "trouble-makers".

But his plans to withdraw housing benefit and jobseeker's allowance from some under-25s faces opposition from the Liberal Democrats.

On top of this, persistent tight credit conditions have made it more difficult to withdraw housing equity".

For example, Mr Cameron's idea of withdrawing housing benefit from under 25s looks fair, until you realise that half of such recipients are parents.

The Liberal Democrats vetoed a proposal last year by Iain Duncan Smith to withdraw housing benefit on a unilateral basis from those aged under 25.

The UK Government is withdrawing housing benefit from some 18-21 year old from April 2017 in a move it claims will make £40 billion in savings from welfare expenditure by 2020/21.

To withdraw housing assistance to the neediest people is a shirking of federal responsibility for the design failure of the federal levees in New Orleans, which was the cause of most of the destruction of affordable housing here".

Salford council said it had no option but to withdraw housing benefit payments to the shelter after receiving legal advice that it would be unlawful to continue the arrangement in the light of the court judgment.

The chancellor is likely to say his plans to withdraw housing benefit from the under-25s have been shelved and will appear in the Tory manifesto, in the face of Liberal Democrat hostility.

David Cameron on Wednesday signalled a major overhaul in benefits for 18- to 24-year-olds when he announced plans to withdraw housing benefit and jobseeker's allowance from many of the 1 million youngsters currently not in work, education or training.