Sentence examples for effect of welfare from inspiring English sources
Others argue that directly pro-marriage policies do not work anyway (they attribute the rise in marriage rates to the indirect effect of welfare reform overall).
A Bradford-born intelligence analyst who specialises in assessing the effect of welfare cuts on children, she wanted to hear what this outsider had to offer the city she loves.
Among the pundits, there are, to oversimplify, two opposing (and ideologically biased) strains of thought about the effect of welfare reform on children: (1) children will be uplifted by their mothers' successful efforts to better themselves and (2) children will be starving in the streets if their mothers fail to cut it in the workforce.
"We're very worried about the effect of welfare reform and the impact on housing benefit could have on the sustainability of housing associations and the amount we can do to meet that need".
The study assessed factors that determined the intensity of IRVs adoption and the determinants of market participation and their effect on welfare of rural households.
The report examines the employment status of unmarried mothers, those most likely to receive public assistance, in an effort to gauge the effects of welfare reform.
He is the former coordinator of the Queer Economic Justice Network, which he founded in 1999 to alert government to the effects of welfare reform on gays and lesbians.
Other emerging effects of welfare reform are deteriorating physical and mental health, worsening relationships with families and increasing numbers of people who are found to have complex needs.
But how about housing, including subsidized housing; the undesirable side effects of welfare revision (there are some); immigration, besides border control; the fate of public hospitals; the failure of the "drug war"; the penal system; and, yes, traffic and pollution.
Many feel the negativity of some Tories towards charities has its roots in the fact that some, such as those who provide food banks, have played a high-profile role in highlighting the effects of welfare cuts.
