Sentence examples for call welfare from inspiring English sources

Take what the government and its allies call "welfare dependency".

Aneeta Prem, a magistrate and founder of Freedom Charity, which helps victims of forced marriage and "honour" violence, said that after the initial call, welfare workers and police were able to identify the women's home and set up clandestine meetings.

I think glibness, I think ideologically based rhetoric, I think trying to divide up society between the haves and have–nots and mobilise the middle ground against the rich is as unacceptable as we have from elsewhere in the political spectrum trying to mobilise the middle ground against what they call welfare scroungers but are actually poor people who have little and want more.

In the United States today, on average, just about one in four families living underneath the federal poverty line receives what most call welfare, which is actually known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, or TANF.

She was on benefits for a long while, which is what Americans call welfare.

Republicans call welfare reform a success, citing reduced caseloads and declining poverty.

A guy named Rich wanted to help finance a team that played at a stadium called Welfare Park?

Fittingly, what was then called Welfare Island — reflecting its use as a site for rehabilitation hospitals — was renamed for Roosevelt.

"I called politicians, I called welfare, I called the mayor's office, and I got nowhere until my three angels came along to save me".

They renamed the thin finger of land in the East River, then called Welfare Island, in his honor, and Mr. Kahn signed on as architect.

In the 1995 election, with the political scene atomized, Mr. Erbakan's party, then called Welfare, finished first with 21 percent of the vote.