Sentence examples for due to welfare from inspiring English sources

The death toll due to welfare cuts will continue to mount.

In March the zoo announced the death of Padang due to "welfare complications arising from his age".

"I think there is enough increase in the labor supply due to welfare reform that there might be some tendency for real wages to fall slightly.

However, the market for Canadian seal fur isn't what it once was, hampered by a 2009 European Union ban on the trade due to welfare concerns.

The government requires councils to use a pot of money known as 'discretionary housing payment' to help out tenants unable to meet their housing costs due to welfare cuts.

Sinn Féin's position is that it has not agreed to impose any cuts due to welfare penalties.

More importantly, this rise in the deficit between 2003 and 2007 was not due to increased welfare spending.

The study concluded that "organic production systems seem to be a good alternative, due to better welfare conditions and good quality of the carcass and meat".

Due to the welfare theorems, an allocation rule is implementable if and only if it induces an efficient matching between types and goods.

He even managed to produce a table showing that the top quintile – the top 20% – will lose more in cash terms due to the welfare, tax and public spending changes over the parliament than the other four quintiles gain.

– Nick Maxwell works for Transparency International UK We have a concern that local authorities will lose their fraud investigators due to the welfare reform, and when they do realise that they need investigators they will have to go out and re-recruit.