Sentence examples for work should be cut from inspiring English sources
And their prescription – that incentives to work should be cut – is wrong.
A report Ryan issued last week contends, using the work of experts who say they were misrepresented or misquoted, that government programs for the poor don't work and should be cut or scrapped.
The anti-foreign aid establishment is using the report to argue that aid doesn't work and should be cut across the board.
A real discussion of education policy, for example, would grapple with whether Mr. Obama's investment in Race to the Top is working, and whether those dollars should be cut.
In the Commons yesterday Mr Milburn called for direct tax cuts for the poorest in work, suggesting the 10p tax rate should be cut year-on-year for five years.
Cutting to the chase, it says that the aircraft carrier programme (currently £1bn overspent, and barely begun) and Type 45 heavy destroyer (£1.4bn overspent, late and not working) and the Trident nuclear deterrent should be cut or rethought.
Retirement, disability and survivors protections should be cut by as much as 36 percent for young people entering the work force today.
These lines should be cut to partition the system into several isolated grids and make them work independently, which can prevent the accident from spreading.
More books should be cut.
