Sentence examples for aspect of welfare from inspiring English sources

Not all the consequences of Iain Duncan Smith's upending of every aspect of welfare may have been intended.

In this light, the humanitarian aspect of "welfare" programs being offered today takes on a different meaning.

There was one aspect of welfare reform [the £500-a-week benefit cap] that I found particularly difficult, and the direction of travel on immigration.

It is all a great deal of money that he doesn't have, but he appears to be delighted at the potential scandal that the imprisonment of a retired vicar could stir up, and the useful attention that his case could bring to a little-understood aspect of welfare reform.

Welfare-to-work programmes promoting employment of people with a disability or chronic illness are an expanding aspect of welfare reform in the UK.

TW also considers this last aspect of welfare.

"He ended the most controversial aspects of welfare, but at the same time, he built up supports for working families.

The legislation will hand the Scottish Parliament control over income rates and bands, the power to spend VAT revenues and control over certain aspects of welfare expenditure.

Although individual aspects of welfare reform have been carefully scrutinised during parliamentary debates on the Welfare Reform Act, the charities argue that the combined effect of a series of changes is only gradually becoming clear.

She said that the positive aspects of welfare reform outweighed the negative; repudiated parts of the marriage act; distanced herself from NAFTA; and, on the telecom law, said, "You'll have to ask Al Gore," who championed it.

As an adviser to the New Labour government, Freud played a critical role in arguing for single mothers to be forced into work, and in persuading the government to turn over aspects of welfare provision to the private sector.