Sentence examples for increasing welfare from inspiring English sources

Historically, the British Social Attitudes data shows that support for increasing welfare spending rises under Conservative governments and falls under Labour.

The government, for its part, has sought to follow the Gulf monarchs' example by concentrating more on increasing welfare payments and state salaries than on repressing dissidents.

In 1992, New Jersey became the first state to adopt a so-called family cap policy, which ended the practice of increasing welfare benefits by $64 a month when a recipient had an additional child.

The chancellor said he only differed from the OBR in that he believed he could reduce departmental cuts by increasing welfare savings and finding £5bn revenues from clamping down on tax evasion.

Reducing the suicide rate will require tackling the cultural interpretation of suicide and mental health conditions, improving work environments, providing better access to mental health services, increasing welfare provision and driving economic growth.

Turkey's economic stability its stronger job market, sound banks and increasing welfare spending has given householders even less reason to save for a rainy day, as well as greater access to credit.

Restrictions on movement dramatically increase welfare costs, however.

He said he would use the new revenues to increase welfare payments to Mexico's poor.

This makes it possible for states to maintain or even increase welfare spending during this recession.

Real wages increased, welfare rolls contracted and progress was made on the very difficult problem of income inequality.

India, he says, suffers from both increased welfare spending and "crony capitalism," with lucrative contracts steered to a fortunate few.