Sentence examples for closed welfare from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr. Matarelli and Mrs. Cain said they had audited the records of closed welfare cases to make sure families were receiving the medical and food assistance to which they were entitled.

The report nonetheless drew cries of alarm from both sides of the ideological aisle, the strongest from Giuliani supporters, who fault the budget office because it did not consider last fall's moratorium on closing welfare cases.

After a 1987 court ruling, the city closed many welfare hotels, including the Prince George in 1990.

When Mr. Lindsay's second term drew to a close, welfare rolls had more than doubled, to 1.2 million people.

They would close courthouses, welfare offices and motor vehicles branches; impose a 15 percent fare increase on the Metro-North Railroad; and eliminate two popular seasonal ferries across the Connecticut River.

Prodded by court rulings and David N. Dinkins's primary campaign in 1989, Mayor Edward I. Koch vowed to close the welfare hotels by moving homeless families into homes, including an annual allotment of 1,800 apartments in public housing.

The cash will be distributed unringfenced even to councils that have closed their local welfare schemes.

There might even be a kind of answer here to the proletarian vacuum left by the end of industrial Scotland, and whose psychic wounds have clearly not been closed over by welfare dependency and popular culture.

Child welfare officials closed the case in August 1999.

Just before the coup, Nepal closed a Tibetan refugee welfare office as well as the Katmandu representative office maintained by the Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, reviled by China as a "splittist".

The plant must be closed to protect the welfare and safety of the more than 20 million people potentially at risk now living in the shadow of Indian Point.