We support, without stinting, the aim of reducing poverty in the third world.
Personally it seems to me that this is a matter in which there ought to be no stinting of expense.
There is no stinting of this service, which has been developed consistently and satisfactorily over the years.
That is the kind of aid that we can give, which we give in too stinting a way at the moment.
Parents are stinting themselves of the necessities of life in order to pay their rent.
We have very good examples of modern stinting formulas which have been worked out.
If we succeed in doing that, we shall have all the ingredients on which to work out a later quantification and stinting programme.
There should be no stinting or economy in the practical way in which help can be made available for this to be done.
