Sentence examples for greatest welfare from inspiring English sources

Yet some of the greatest welfare impacts of these policies can't be priced.

As the government hailed the launch of a national care service for England as one of the greatest welfare reforms since the creation of the NHS in 1948, the Tories said that Labour was hoping voters would fail to notice the compulsory contribution.

"Some of the greatest welfare programs in America are on the street corners of inner-city America in a house of worship," Mr. Bush said to a gathering of religious and charity leaders in the East Room, which the White House billed as a rallying call to pressure the Democratic-controlled Senate to act.

She promised greater welfare provision and less emphasis on economic growth above all else.

We need many of these ideas to help expand our innovation frontier, and thereby provide greater welfare for all.

And that makes Mr. Dimon no capitalist colossus astride the Isle of Manhattan, but one of the great welfare queens in America.

The young guard tasked with shooing me away told me that the women were shouting for greater welfare provisions from city hall.

They stayed away from Tahrir today and were criticized for focussing on the elections that are still, apparently, to begin on Monday, as evidence of their political ambition at the expense of the country's greater welfare.

It still takes a very hardy breed to live in the bush or ride out a dark Alaska winter, but in some ways, the last frontier is the last great welfare state.

Anyone who assumed that New Jersey's state employees would sacrifice some of their own benefits for the greater welfare of the state should pay careful attention to the sobering events of the past several days.

One part of this link is obvious: the great welfare states of Europe emerged as part of a revulsion for war on the part of an exhausted and ravaged continent after 1945.