Sentence examples for considering welfare from inspiring English sources
"It's Bush, and he's very friendly," recalled Mr. Naishtat, a liberal who is the chairman of the House committee that was then considering welfare legislation.
In Civil Rights Advocacy on Behalf of the Poor, Catherine M. Paden examines five civil rights organizations and explores why they chose to represent the poor specifically low-income African Americans during six legislative periods considering welfare reform.
Because subsidies are not considered welfare, farmers never have to prove they need the money.
There are some serious warnings here that the coalition government should take note of as it considers welfare reform.
Conservatives might need to consider welfare policy proposals they have long condemned, such as single-payer health care.
If the government seriously does want to consider welfare reform, it will need not only to talk tough, but, to act as though it means business.
If Social Security and Medicare were considered "welfare" — something the nation does for its collective good — these questions would be easier.
He cut taxes and expanded public works spending, although he intended to keep the Federal budget balanced and considered welfare to be primarily a local and voluntary responsibility.
City officials confirmed yesterday that the mayor's office was considering requiring all city agencies and vendors to consider welfare recipients for a limited number of entry-level positions.
The plan is a clear statement from Labour that it considers welfare reforms to be the biggest single driver of food bank use, a connection the government has always strenuously denied.
