Sentence examples for imposed welfare from inspiring English sources

Rudy Giuliani imposed welfare reform and the tough policing needed to restore New York's public order in the 1990s.

The threat from Westminster to impose welfare cuts has further deepened the divisions among the parties in the power-sharing coalition.

At a speech in Cambridge at the weekend she warned that London could impose welfare cuts and reforms on the region if no agreement is reached.

Cameron's pledge comes at a time when the government has received criticism from the Church of England for its plan to introduce gay marriage and for imposing welfare cuts.

While the direct welfare effect continues to be operative, an indirect welfare effect emerges: higher transparency destroys some risk-sharing opportunities and thereby imposes welfare costs on risk-averse farmers.

Benefit sanctions are now frequently imposed by welfare agencies in the form of a partial or a complete revocation of benefits for a certain period of time.

Mr Osborne imposed the welfare spending cap on government expenditure to cap the total amount of spending on social security in a year.

Pity for us he didn't pull out of the coalition earlier and prevent far greater suffering being imposed on welfare claimants, families, students, patients.

CiU won, but with its worst result since 1980 as voters punished it for the austerity measures it has imposed on welfare, education and health services in a region that already enjoys considerable autonomy.

He is also resisting the terms of the bond buying programme announced by the ECB, which he says is draconian and would intensify the cuts imposed on welfare spending.

But both parties, especially the Labour Party, are probably going to be punished by voters for the austerity measures they imposed on welfare and health care, as well as raising the retirement age from 65 to 67.