Sentence examples for every welfare from inspiring English sources

Half of every welfare payment due to the communities' residents became subject to a kind of quarantine, obliging the state to "manage" their income.Human-rights activists were outraged.

He added: "I urge moderate Labour MPs not to make the same mistake as in the last parliament, when they refused to support each and every welfare reform we proposed.

With the vote coming on Monday, I urge moderate Labour MPs not to make the same mistake as in the last parliament, when they refused to support each and every welfare reform we proposed.

Disco tub-thumper The Man Don't Give a Fuck, complete with an appearance by their guitar-worshipping yetis, resonates stronger with every welfare cut, while the robo-Bacharach song Juxtaposed With U and folkier moments such as Run! Christian Run! and Mountain People combine into a set-long group hug.

It's true, if we had voted against it, the Tories would have said, 'Look, Labour are so busy wanting to oppose every welfare change that they voted against three million apprentices, they voted against 1% rent cuts, and they even voted against a household benefit cap – which they had in their manifesto.

A May 2018 analysis by the Cato Institute found that poor immigrants are less likely than native born citizens to use every welfare program, except for Medicaid, which they are slightly more likely to use.

"EVERY human-welfare and development index measuring the well-being of our people is on the decline," Nigeria's military ruler, General Abdulsalam Abubakar, told the cabinet he finally swore in on August 22nd.

At the heart of Roosevelt's program was the National Labor Relations Act of 1935, which greatly strengthened the hand of unions, essential parts of every welfare-capitalist order in the twentieth century, from Scandinavia to Canada.

"They oppose every single welfare cut and their new idea seems to be to spend more on welfare," said one aide to George Osborne, the Tory chancellor.

He's reforming schools to create "ladders of opportunity" for every child, welfare to help the jobless stand on their own two feet.

In Germany, their labor market situation is of particular concern.1 In 2011, more than every third welfare recipient was an immigrant (36percentt, comprising first and second generation), while the corresponding share in the population was less than 20percentt (Statistisches Bundesamt 2011).