Sentence examples for a sort of welfare from inspiring English sources
Wilson suggested, for instance, that the early Christian Church succeeded against all odds because its creed of selflessness provided its adherents with a sort of welfare state.
When the star challenge genre took off (with Celebrity Big Brother and I'm a Celebrity …), it was generally regarded as a sort of welfare state or pension scheme for the neglected or semi-retired.
A sort of welfare tax on a profitable company so that they can continue to draw the paychecks they've become accustomed to.
At the same time, Saudi Arabia has been a sort of welfare state in which the government has kept the population under control and more or less content with huge handouts.
Giddens advocates "positive welfare," a sort of welfare-as-social-insurance, over the current welfare system.
It wasn't until we left the ranch that I started to think about the irony of Bundy calling out black people for living on welfare, considering that his whole dispute with the feds belies a sort of rancher welfare system that he has been steadily ripping off.
So did the Diggers, who ran a sort of hippie welfare agency in the Haight.
"There are worries that prisons could become a sort of social welfare facility for the elderly," Mr. Nemoto said.
"Do we want to become a sort of European socialist welfare state?" he asked when we chatted in his office, decorated with Elvis and Nascar memorabilia, with Paul Krugman's economics textbook demoted to a doorstop.
The rise in oil prices has been a bonanza for the regime, allowing them to subsidize all sorts of welfare programs at home and mischief abroad.
