Sentences with phrase «ordinary working families who»

McPartland told the BBC's Daily Politics: «I think on this issue we need to get a U-turn and we need one quickly... This change affects those ordinary working families who've taken the risk of setting up a small business, many of whom employ apprentices and are the backbone of our economy.

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Readers of Al - Jumuah deal pretty ordinarily with the ordinary vexations of family life in America: How to stay connected with your kids, how to raise good kids who know the value of study and hard work, how to improve a marriage, all these from a Muslim perspective are explored, more or less in the same way they are examined in a Christian family magazine.

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.

Because it wasn't the wealthy who made the biggest sacrifices after the financial crash, but ordinary, working class families.

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.

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.

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.

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.»

An ordinary white - collar worker who strives to find a balance between work, family & life, while learning the ways to early financial freedom at 45.