"The council is being forced to implement this, we are trying to
cushion the blow but we can't go on doing it."
'Council tax reforms will hit the poorest' Concern over Government-led changes
In order to
cushion the blow of the global economic crisis the Government should rely on the budget.
Government should rely on budget and foreign partners
"When you don't have a massive squad like a Manchester United, it can become very difficult when you lose big players." One player who has tried to
cushion the blow of Miller's absense is Marc- Antoine Fortun, who was signed in the New Year.
Miller's woe hit us hard - Grant; Ish injury agony has hurt Baggies
A contents insurance policy will
cushion the blow of having a bag stolen.
Your money: Pound notes
Most of us don't have his money to
cushion the blow.
Corrie hero Johnny will battle back
Freely cutting back and forth between each country and case in question helps
cushion the blow, but there's no getting around the fact that Pandemic: Facing AIDS is often difficult to watch.
A planet under siege: the powerful documentary Pandemic examines the impact of AIDS around the world
One result has been that an English mother saw her son badly injured before the War Office could
cushion the blow. Another has been Iraq following suit in the war of publicity and parading prisoners on TV.
Letter: Bitter fruits of democracy
Scott and his crackerjack band, the Jazz Expressions, kept up a winning, flirtatious rapport that entranced the packed house from the first notes of his blissful rendition of Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies." That uptempo opener, culled from his new Fantasy disc "Mood Indigo," would
cushion the blow he dealt with some of the tearier tunes that followed.
JIMMY SCOTT
He added that the trend in the United Kingdom has been to align the calculation of taxable profits with accounting standards, and he pointed to the government's agreement to let insurers create tax-deductible equalization reserves to help
cushion the blow of unusually heavy losses.
Insurers Protest U.K. Plan To Tax Excess Reserves
INVESTORS who missed out on the abandoned William Hill flotationhave been set a Spring Double poser to
cushion the blow of having theirshare opportunity snatched away, writes Howard Wright.
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In a Treasury Select Committee hearing, he said the cut in rates to a new all-time low of 0.25% from 0.5% and stimulus package worth up to PS170bn had already begun to
cushion the blow of the Brexit vote.
Interest rates look set to be kept on hold; IN BRIEF
The Bank snapped up PS1.17bn of so-called gilts as part of its new quantitative easing (QE) programme to help
cushion the blow of the Brexit vote.
Bank's plan gets back on track
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Cushion the blow Keep super-high heels for occasional wear and try not to walk on them for more than a few hours at a time.
FIVE WAYS TO GET SHOE SAVVY
It will help
cushion the blow of losing injured new back-rower Morgan Allen who will miss the next four months because of a bicep injury after joining from the Ospreys in the summer.
Flanker Barclay out to make a point for the Scarlets
And the interim-Hearts manager is hoping that experience will help him
cushion the blow for the current Tynecastle kids who will be stood down for today's derby clash.
LOCKE READY TO DROP A BOMBSHELL