Sentence examples for called for welfare from inspiring English sources

In 1969 he called for welfare reform, noting that the welfare system had worsened urban poverty.

Ms Fabiani said 65 organisations called for welfare devolution, with some proposing control of the minimum wage and many called for powers over equality legislation.

Postwar prosperity had lifted life expectancy, and birthrates had fallen from their record highs during the baby boom, but conservatives exaggerated these trends to call for welfare state retrenchment: reductions in Social Security and Medicare benefits.

Recent reform efforts in the child welfare system have called for child welfare agencies to provide community-based services and to increase the involvement of external stakeholders in identifying and developing services within the community.

Republicans in Congress and on the presidential campaign trail have frequently called for bringing "welfare reform" to food stamps and Medicaid, since the major welfare reform legislation of 1996 stunted TANF spending and enrollment. .

Ed Miliband called for a welfare cap in June last year to help us to control the costs of social security.

During his campaign against universal free lunches, he called for more restrained welfare spending.

In 1972 the PS and the PCF adopted a common program, which called for an expanded welfare state and the nationalization of major industries.

Unlike some other black conservatives, he never called for abolishing the welfare state, and he rejected the idea that America had finished paying its debts to its black citizens.

The dire quality of hospitals has long contradicted the constitutional guarantee of public healthcare, but the comments by Barros – who has previously called for cuts in welfare payments – have been interpreted as a sign that deeper cuts are likely to be imposed.

Business groups regularly call for corporate welfare and other "pro-growth" measures on the grounds that they help create jobs.