Sentence examples for expanded childcare from inspiring English sources

Likewise, women who want to stay home with their children tend to favour tax breaks or family subsidies, whereas women who want to combine work and family are more likely to support expanded childcare and guaranteed parental work leave.

The initial expansion of funding for expanded childcare to be located in schools wherever possible was a new resource and provided some initiative to draw in the local partners and if it had continued might have been enough to effect more systemic change at the local level.

After two failed attempts, Milk was elected to the San Francisco's Board of Supervisors in 1977, not solely on the basis of gay rights, but on a broad platform that also included expanded childcare facilities and low-rent housing.

Expanding childcare is a family issue.

Attempts by the Tory minister Liz Truss to expand childcare in the last parliament failed.

There were no expanding childcare benefits or universal pre-kindergarten to deal with the influx of women in the workplace.

Expanding childcare versus higher child benefit; Housing Benefit versus housebuilding; long term care versus reliefs and benefits for old age.

Salmond then stressed the Scottish government's £250m plans to expand childcare provision and enforce the equal pay act.

Mr Osborne sought to disrupt Labour's spending plans with a £920m-a-year increase in the levy on banks, which Labour has earmarked to expand childcare.

It plainly does not require independence both to expand childcare and to return much of the benefit to the Scottish purse.

"Just as Mr Clinton's welfare reform in 1996 required efforts to make work pay and expand childcare, immigration reform can show how progressives punish irresponsibility and reward responsibility".