Sentence examples for address welfare from inspiring English sources

The conference comes as Congress prepares in the coming year to address welfare legislation approved in 1996 by President Clinton.

"You need a short-term fiscal policy to boost demand and a credible long-term plan to address welfare, taxes and the labour market.

We cannot address welfare and self-sufficiency without addressing the fact that we are asking citizens to work full time only to remain firmly entrenched in poverty.

Dr. Jeanne Brooks-Gunn of Columbia, a lead author of a 2002 study, said the new research did not address welfare mothers who worked in the first nine months of an infant's life.

He has also said that the Queen's speech on Wednesday will address welfare and immigration, ahead of the lifting of transnational controls on citizens from Romania and Bulgaria next year.

The prime minister will also announce tax breaks and an annual £2bn investment fund for research and development to big businesses on Monday – an offer likely to be criticised for failing to address welfare cuts.

Consider David Freud, the investment banker New Labour charged with addressing welfare reform.

In his first column in the Hyde Park Herald, the same one in which he addressed welfare, he announced that he was "organizing citizens' committees" to help him shape legislation.

Using a sample of single men without dependents in Norway, Fiva (2009) finds that after addressing welfare policy endogeneity due to cross-county welfare competition, the costs of benefit migration are significant.

Instead, the Procurement Policy Board today will address the welfare contract dispute, he said.

Yet that does not address other welfare concerns, not least the fate of male chicks.