Sentence examples for examples of welfare from inspiring English sources

The MLB and the CCB are two examples of welfare state responses aimed at supporting Canadian laborers' and, in particular, woman's multiple roles.

The double standard in sexual morality and all the other mechanisms of inhibition and immobilization for women, from footbinding and veiling to claustration and occupational and educational segregation, would be difficult to defend as examples of welfare-enhancing policies.

The Mises Institute's Jeffrey Tucker suggests that microcredit banks depend on subsidies in order to operate, thus acting as another example of welfare.

There is a deliberate attempt to demonise and marginalise the people featured in these programmes and in these papers, mags and books as 'The Other', as sub-human examples of a welfare system gone to rot, not an economic system that has failed them.

He stood with dairy farmers on Capitol Hill when subsidies to the dairy industry were in threat -- subsidies that hurt animals, run roughshod over consumers, and are one of the most conspicuous examples of corporate welfare.

There are plenty of examples of potentially welfare-improving, innovative products and services out there that were not adopted (see some examples here, here, and here).

Some critics cite the tram as an example of corporate welfare for OHSU with limited public benefit.

It's another example of Tory welfare waste," she said.

This is another example of corporate welfare granted at the expense of the little guy.

At any other time, the news that Chevron Corporation received a federal tax subsidy to expand a refinery in Mississippi would register as just another example of corporate welfare.

He added that Labour would axe winter fuel payments to wealthier pensioners a small but politically totemic example of universal welfare.