Sentence examples for heavy welfare from inspiring English sources

Such research raises strong ethical concerns because of the heavy welfare burden it imposes on the animals involved.

Whether in Spain, France or Italy, European nations remain saddled with heavy welfare obligations -- ones that inevitably must be curtailed to meet ambitious deficit targets, even as their tax revenue is constrained by low economic growth.

The upshot is a competition for commercial development that pulls new buildings towards richer suburbs and out of city centres, which have ill-trained workforces and heavy welfare burdens and cannot afford favourable tax treatment for developers.

Poverty in the UK is increasing after two years of heavy welfare cuts have helped to push hundreds of thousands of people below the breadline, according to an independent study of the coalition government's record.

Outside the US, this is obvious: there have been Tory Keynesians in Britain, the Germans favor both a big welfare state with heavy regulation and balanced budgets.

Books remain a passion today and his desk is littered with heavy tomes about welfare and economics.

Some on the party's right favor a wholehearted embrace of a fiercely competitive model freed of the heavy costs of welfare; others, like Ms. Merkel, say the essence of the German social insurance must be preserved.

They are an emergency service; they can't do the heavy lifting in welfare (most food banks, I suspect, would agree), yet that is what they are increasingly being asked to do.

The church-burning seemed more a consequence of a sort of moral disintegration -- family violence, divorce, chronic feuding, infidelity, heavy drinking and welfare cheating -- that was a good deal more pronounced among Little River's whites than among its blacks.

All Britain's ills – a " bloated, high-taxing, welfare heavy nation" – were rooted in a state that had grown too large because of an indiscriminate willingness to spend money that was not its own.

One ally of Duncan Smith told the Observer that a major problem had been that key figures did not expect to have to implement such heavy hits on welfare spending, assuming the pledge could be watered down during coalition negotiations with the Liberal Democrats.