Sentence examples for dependence on welfare from inspiring English sources
When caseloads rose sharply from 1990 to 1994, there was concern that dependence on welfare had become a chronic problem of dependency by single mothers, rather than a temporary effect of bad times or life crises.
Many are just beginning a life of work, liberated from dependence on welfare.
They underestimate immigrants' education and overestimate both their poverty rate and their dependence on welfare.
What would you propose to end generations of dependence on welfare.
The welfare reform bill aimed to reduce dependence on welfare and increase self-sufficiency.
The head of the Australian Council of Social Service, Cassandra Goldie, said the proportion of people with a long-term dependence on welfare was "very, very small".
Assuming that parents' mental health problems have a negative impact on their adolescents' health and adjustment, we hypothesized that a high level of social support could have a buffering effect on dependence of welfare benefits in young adulthood.
Results revealed that the lower one's initial capital either educational (lacking GED or high school diploma) or community-based (residents spending a high percentage of gross income on rent), the greater one's economic dependence on public welfare, regardless of whether one was assigned to a welfare to work program or to a control group.
In addition to emphasizing tax cuts (a party touchstone), Reinfeldt turned his attention toward lessening the Swedish people's dependence on the welfare state by proposing various reforms, such as reducing jobless benefits, that were designed to lower the unemployment rate.
By the mid-20th century most Inuit of the region, then a part of the Northwest Territories, had replaced their seminomadic hunting, fishing, and trapping lifestyle with a more sedentary style of living in settled communities, where dependence on government welfare support became the norm.
Removing these women from the workplace will increase their families' dependence on the welfare state.
