Sentences with phrase «brutal cuts»

The thing is, it's her decision to stay at that weight and go through brutal cuts like that.
IDS, who has overseen some of the most brutal cuts to welfare in a generation since 2010, said the # 4.4 billion cut to Personal Independence Payments (PIPs) was a step too far.
«It's a shameful way to govern and even with such brutal cuts the Tories are failing by their own measure on debt and borrowing, as they can't get the economy growing properly.»
«Duncan Smith has presided over years of suffering, and surely ranks as the most hated Work and Pensions Secretary in living memory - epitomising Tory arrogance and indifference to the effect of brutal cuts.
That's smart given the likelihood that a recession will send California's revenue roller coaster plunging in coming years and yield brutal cuts, as has happened repeatedly due to the government's over-reliance on volatile income taxes.
The brutal cuts that have been made to the public sector alongside the attacks on education and the health service have gone too far.
«Let's be brutally clear about these brutal cuts.
«Having voted for this brutal cut we believe that Zac Goldsmiths» position as patron is no longer tenable.»
It came just hours after Education Secretary Nicky Morgan claimed the brutal cut — the single biggest saving in George Osborne's «sugar and spite» Budget - was merely a «suggestion».
She added that other factors included «brutal cuts» to support services for the teaching of modern foreign languages such as Cilt Cymru «and the fact that we start teaching languages too late - the older we get, the harder it is, and age 11 is already a late start in terms of language learning.»
And by the time they figured out the disaster the country was facing, the only way out was brutal cuts to programs Canadians count on.
A slightly more positive response to the Budget came from the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO), perhaps relieved to be spared the brutal cuts experienced by other health sectors.
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