Sentence examples for hamper welfare from inspiring English sources

JUST about the only conclusions that can be safely drawn from local elections across Italy on April 27th are that the separatist Northern League did badly; and that the Refounded Communists, a small but diehard Marxist party on which the government relies for votes in Italy's national parliament, still has enough support to make a lot of trouble and hamper welfare reform.

Lawyers for the city had argued that giving foster parents such rights could hamper child welfare workers trying to remove children from dangerous foster homes.

In addition to osmoregulatory problems associated with the ulcerations caused by the lice, secondary bacterial infections may hamper the welfare of affected fish unless treated properly.

Heather Barr, a lawyer with the Urban Justice Center and the author of a study on the mentally ill in prisons and jails, said the program served only about 7percentt of the inmates who needed such help and had been hampered by city welfare policies that made it hard for the mentally ill to obtain and keep Medicaid.

They say cuts on the scale being proposed risk propelling the UK back into recession - which would push up unemployment and welfare bills as well as cutting tax receipts, thus hampering efforts to cut the deficit.

Taxes to fund social welfare also hampered their freedom.

Their official opacity hampers economic growth and emboldens bureaucrats who steal from welfare funds or harass citizens for bribes.

In a critical report last week, the National Audit Office said the introduction of the government's flagship welfare plan, the Universal Credit, had been hampered by poor leadership, a "good news" culture among civil servants and a lack of project management experience.

Dan, who plans to appeal against the decision that denied him welfare, is passed from one department to another, hampered by exasperating phone calls and bad-tempered confrontations.

Child welfare initiatives Shumon, 15, commented that policy discontinuity was hampering child development, as one government usually discards the policy of another.

MPs are to examine problems hampering the implementation of the central pillar of government changes to the welfare system.