Meanings of cut child in English

But the Treasury could still cut child benefit without contradicting this commitment.

Only a few cities in the world, notably Amsterdam, have managed to cut child obesity.

If we keep up our commitment, it's possible to cut child mortality in half again, Gates said.

The coalition claims it has cut child poverty on Labour's main measure by 300,000 households since 2010.

To take just one possible example from dozens, attempting to cut child benefit further will make tap-dancing on a minefield look like a benign hobby.

Norway and Finland, which are of similar size to New Zealand, cut child poverty rates by 4.3 and 3.2 percentage points respectively.

Surely nobody is cutting children's throats as in the days of Bluebeard and of abbé Guibourg.

A demonstration was staged following reports that the Government plans to cut children's allowance payments in the Budget.

It is understood that Osborne will be told that sticking to his timetable would mean cutting child tax credit.

All else is pure speculation. Andrew Hood, of the IFS, said cutting child tax credits would hit poor families.

"They say that you cut children out of wombs in Inkarra."

I can cut children's clothes out with my eyes shut and sew 'em with my left hand if needs be.

Questioned by journalists about the issue today Mr Gilmore said the issue of cutting child benefit was never on the Government's agenda.

She said Labour had also already committed to the goal set by the Children's Commissioner of cutting child poverty by 10 percent.

Having cut children's allowance regardless of family income, this extra cut affects only those who genuinely need the children's allowance in the first place.

"They cut children's throats and mixed the blood with ashes, and this paste, dissolved in liquid, constituted the Eucharistic wine."