Sentence examples for deeper welfare from inspiring English sources

Broader and deeper welfare spending will help, but social strains will rise, and spill on to the streets from time to time.

He has their strong support for cutting all business taxes, top tax rates and for abolishing green subsidies for wind and solar – but they want deeper welfare cuts.

Osborne is also under pressure from rightwing thinktanks which want him to offer tax cuts to boost consumer spending, with money taken from departmental efficiency savings and deeper welfare cuts.

Montgomerie says he wants the Tories to be genuinely one nation, committed to leaving no one behind; but that is not compatible with an agenda of deeper welfare and public spending cuts.

The Times says: The next government must raise more in taxes and implement deeper welfare cuts than any of the three main parties admit, according to an influential think-tank.

In Sheffield, campaigners will target Nick Clegg's constituency office; in Manchester, protesters are taking aim at "corporate tax dodging"; while in Nottingham campaigners are due to focus on chancellor George Osborne, dubbed the Sheriff of Nottingham after he cut the top rate of tax and announced deeper welfare cuts in the budget.

The first is simply a rationalisation for a government policy of deep welfare cuts.

Gone was the doom of austerity and the justification of deep welfare cuts, with its sharp distinction between the deserving and underserving.

As well as deep welfare cuts The Independent understands that the Department of Business and the Department of Energy and Climate Change, previously run by the Lib Dems, will be among the biggest casualties in terms of spending reductions.

The former TV historian, now MP for Stoke-on-Trent Central, described the budget, in which Osborne sought to dull the pain of deep welfare cuts by announcing a new "national living wage", as a "Tomahawk missile" strike into Labour territory, which showed the Tories were bent on a "hegemonic project that seeks to control and dominate the political landscape".

The Labour right admired its partnership between unions and business, the Labour left preferred the independent foreign policy and a deeper, stronger welfare state.