Sentence examples for basic economic security from inspiring English sources

Might one not even argue that a bit of basic economic security would make our dynamic economy work better, by reducing the fear factor?

Hard as it can be to land a job these days, getting one may not be nearly enough for basic economic security.

But Obama also said something in the Rose Garden that seems trickier, even if one hopes that it's true: "In the end, history is not kind to those who would deny Americans their basic economic security.

California has been a place where people can create and innovate, and do so without having to worry about how they will make ends meet, because the state has backed policies that will ensure basic economic security and prosperity.

In a statement, Sanders said his campaign was about building on the steps in California and New York "so that everyone in this country can enjoy the dignity and basic economic security that comes from a living wage".

In a comment on the Times article, Timothy Casey, a senior staff lawyer at Legal Momentum, a women's legal defense and education fund, writes that "the U.S. does much less than its high-income peers to assure single-parent families basic economic security, and much less than its high-income peers to help single parents balance jobholding and caregiving".

The Iranian people are demanding what all people have a right to demand: basic freedoms, economic security, and the knowledge that their government is committed to protecting, not killing its citizens.

Scene One: Democrats, when they are in power -- when they have the White House, the House AND the Senate; when we've all volunteered and contributed ourselves to exhaustion getting them there -- finally link basic reproductive health and family planning services with basic health care, economic security, and family security.

If the disorder becomes scary enough, as in Russia or Iraq, people may well come for a time to place less value on freedom and more on basic physical and economic security.

But we cannot let the wage floor it established fall so low that it no longer provides a basic level of economic security.

Between the bookends of the Roosevelt and Reagan administrations, Americans, their employers, and government entered into an implied agreement that afforded citizens a basic level of economic security if they worked hard and took responsibility for their families.