Sentences with phrase «severe financial hardship which»

Schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship which could affect standards because of cuts to their budgets, head teachers warn.

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Head teachers are warning cuts to their budgets mean schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship, which could result in lower standards.

Head teachers are warning that cuts to their budgets mean schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship, which could result in lower standards.

By law, there are very limited circumstances in which you can access your super before retirement (called «early release» of super), including severe financial hardship and compassionate grounds.

However, he and his parents suffered severe financial hardship during the Depression, a situation aggravated by his refusal to join the Federal Art Project, which he saw as a form of welfare.