They accuse the trustees of Mrs. Helmsley's estate of a "scheme to deprive dog welfare charities" of their share of her fortune, estimated to be worth about $5 billion.
Her claim is that the number of people on disability has gone up dramatically -- and the reasons for this are twofold -- one is that poor people deprived of welfare are using the disability benefits program as a financial assistance program.
a residence registration system that deprives migrants of welfare services in the cities where they work.
Greater numbers of youth and women are vulnerable to conditions which deprive them from securing material welfare.
The design presented ethical dilemmas as it was felt problematic to deprive the control group of welfare rights advice, since there is adequate evidence to show that it leads to significant financial gains.
On welfare people are deprived of this opportunity.
In his letter, Mr. Westmoreland ordered states to search their computer files to identify people who were improperly deprived of Medicaid when they lost welfare benefits.
The study context – a socioeconomically deprived area with a somewhat rigid welfare benefits system, and an intervention provided by an external agency – may have made successful implementation of the IPS model more challenging.
When parents suffer AIDS-related illnesses, children are deprived of more than adult time; they are also deprived of financial resources essential for their welfare.
Agency officials were also slow to notice that hundreds of thousands of poor people had been improperly deprived of Medicaid coverage when they lost welfare benefits.
