Sentence examples for delayed welfare from inspiring English sources

A parliamentary inquiry by MPs and church leaders has highlighted delayed welfare payments as one of the reasons people go to food banks for emergency help.

In particular, perhaps existing welfare states could open their borders to everyone and then provide no, or at least delayed, welfare benefits to newcomers.

In recent days, senior DUP politicians have made increasingly dire forecasts about the impacts of delaying welfare reform.

Politics over the summer has been dominated by increasingly tetchy rows over Stormont's budget and the impact of delaying welfare reform.

Mr Blair was considered a reformer but only managed modest tweaks in education, delayed tackling welfare and left the management of policing alone.

It says the increase is driven largely by hardship caused by benefit delays, welfare reform and low pay – and that the problem of hunger was getting worse.

Even with a projected revenue surplus in the billions, lawmakers acquiesced to Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown's demand to delay restoration of welfare programs thrashed by years of deficits, instead socking away $1.1 billion in reserves.

But Capita has run into its own problems, having faced criticism for failing to carry out medical assessments on time, resulting in delays issuing welfare payments to terminally ill, sick and disabled people.

The leader of the church of England placed some of the blame for hunger on the government, singling out "unnecessary problems" caused by bureaucratic delays in welfare benefit payments and sanctions – financial penalties imposed by jobcentres – which left vulnerable claimants without money for food for weeks on end.

And more than 30% of visits were put down to a delay in welfare payments.

In his first year in office, Mr. Cuomo delayed a 10 percent increase to the basic welfare grant.