Sentence examples for first welfare from inspiring English sources

But first, welfare cuts… Quentin Falk Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire.

In 1999, New Labour introduced its first Welfare Reform Act.

The economy is failing just as the first welfare families are reaching a five-year lifetime limit on aid.

Mr Perot, for example, was America's first welfare billionaire, thanks to a contract that allowed him to computerise the country's social-security system.

In states from New Hampshire to Hawaii, the first welfare families are reaching the five-year federal limit just as the economy slumps.

Public employment has grown persistently since the end of World War II as the infrastructure of Europe's first welfare state was put in place and grew under Conservative and Labour Party governments alike.

The Government's advisers on child poverty have urged George Osborne to make a second welfare U-turn, to prevent his proposed cuts to in-work benefits destroying the incentive to work for millions of low-paid people.

A Thoroughbred owner and breeder, Polk served on the steering committee for the second Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit, held in March 2008, and also serves on the board of the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation.

Second, welfare losses are greater among the unemployed whose previous optimal choice was to remain unemployed without searching.

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).

Typically, these ways have varied over time with shifts, from the nineteenth century minimal state, via the twentieth century welfare state, to the twenty-first century regulatory state [13].