Sentence examples for defence welfare from inspiring English sources

Denmark's tradition of consensus politics means that long-term reforms in health, defence, welfare and education need cross-party agreement.

The yes campaign said that the chunky white paper, published under the full authority of the Scottish government, showed that it had a credible plan for independence covering defence, welfare, health and – yes – the currency.

Since the election, Labour has attracted voters from two main sources: the Liberal Democrats and the Greens, many of whom hold views on immigration, defence, welfare and patriotism that are at odds with public opinion.

The result is that the Labour vote is now composed of staunch loyalists and recent converts; a base that holds positions on immigration, defence, welfare and patriotism which render the party unrepresentative and unelectable.

These would be accompanied by deep cuts in federal spending programmes, ranging from defence to welfare, in particular unemployment benefits.

Andrew Robathan, the Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans, said: "After leaving the services, the vast majority build successful civilian lives.... Sadly, a minority do struggle".

Taxes for all Americans automatically went up on 1 January and all federal programmes, from defence to welfare, faced deep spending cuts.

You can see already the ransom they are starting to demand on issues like defence and welfare, reforms which the vast majority of moderate Labour supporters believe in".

Anna Soubry, minister for defence personnel, welfare and veterans, said: "Somebody somewhere has got to get a serious grip on Fifa about the way that they run these competitions".

Bono, or Russell Brand, or Emma Thompson, or Charlotte Church, speak out in defence of welfare, or the working poor, and are immediately derided as "champagne socialists" by the professionally snide.

David Cameron has been challenged on the impact of cuts on defence and welfare by a committee of senior MPs.