Sentences with phrase «for ordinary working families»

Providing ordinary homes for ordinary working families We use the term «ordinary» because that's in fact what we produce: opportunities which are normal, stable, and focus on fundamentals.

Tracey Crouch, MP for Chatham and Aylesford, said: «Quite a lot of these costs are now too high for ordinary working families and we have to think about that.»

For ordinary working families - the aspirational majority — who work hard, pay their taxes, who want to get on and not just get by, but who are working harder for less as the cost of living keeps on rising.

«The typical annual cost for an ordinary working family would increase under these proposals to around # 440 for each child aged between four and seven.»

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9/11 — Ordinary people at work get attacked with planes Aurora - Ordinary people at a movie for entertainment Virgina Tech — Ordinary people at college to learn Newtown — Ordinary children in elementary school Boston — Ordinary athletes, their friends and family out to support them

It is my husband and ordinary men like him who work tirelessly to provide for their families so their wives can stay home and nurture their children.

We have a broken energy market that isn't working for ordinary families and businesses.

The Labour Party offers the best hope for ordinary working people and their families at the forthcoming 5 May elections.

It seems to go against what the Prime Minister said in her very first words from Number Ten; fighting for ordinary families (or the «mainstream» as she called them today), who work around the clock but worry about the cost of living.

Education secretary Justine Greening has defended plans for a new wave of grammar schools to give priority to «ordinary working families».

If your kids get free school meals or qualify for the pupil premium, the government doesn't think you're an «ordinary working family»,» said shadow education secretary Angela Rayner.

«Making it easier to sack people creates further massive insecurity for millions of ordinary working families and does nothing to create jobs or secure economic recovery.

«We are making sure that the system of private insurance works for ordinary families,» he said, calling the legislation a «patient's bill of rights on steroids» and «the toughest insurance reform in history.»

The truth, of course, is that the main impact of this bill will be to make life much more difficult for millions of ordinary families, whether they are surviving on meagre benefits or relying on tax credits to make work pay.

It also follows Theresa May's reference to «life being much harder» for «an ordinary working class family» than «many people in Westminster realise.»

I am a ordinary person who work for family.

This new analysis has been welcomed as providing more detail, although there have been warnings from some education groups that the new work on ordinary working families will reduce the focus on the disadvantaged families who are eligible for pupil premium.

Reality Check says: The government defines «ordinary working families» as those that are not eligible for pupil premium but have below average incomes.

The government says 35 % of all pupils in England, which is 2.5 million children fall into its definition of coming from ordinary working families, because they fall below the median income but are not eligible for pupil premium.

The research also finds that children in grammars schools «are as likely to be from ordinary working families as children in non-selective schools, demonstrating that grammar schools are not just for the wealthy».

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Stories are a starting point for all of Taus Makhacheva's works and they are told in local vernacular: ordinary people, everyday objects, works of applied decorative arts, landscape, traditions, family lore and institutional archives.

Mr Ali's case concerned payment for the first 14 weeks after birth but Working Families pointed out that «after a period of 26 weeks (or ordinary maternity leave) the purpose....

Working as a nanny puts you through many tests — looking after children, handling cooking duties and managing school runs is not something everyone can do, so families looking for nannies need someone who is a little more than «ordinary.»