My point is that the clause will cause more heartbreak and stress than may be worthwhile.
Great heartbreak is caused to a small number of people and great distress to the public when they read about such matters.
Those suffering from heartbreak housing will rejoice that last year an all-time record or 413,000 houses and flats was achieved.
However, we all know of the heartbreak which occurs from time to time, and someone ought to have at least a discretion to prevent it.
I would remind them of the heartbreaks that mining often leaves behind in some mining families.
It is not difficult to conceive of the enormous heartbreak and the destruction of people's hopes and aspirations that such discrimination must inevitably bring about.
Those words indicate more graphically than any elaboration of the theme can do the heartbreak and despair that such adolescent folly brings in its train.
These proposals, however, will begin to replace heartbreak with hope.
