Sentence examples for larger welfare from inspiring English sources

If the left was going to embrace larger welfare states, the Republicans were going to become enthusiastic decentralizers, suspicious of concentrated power, the foes of big government.

The larger welfare protest, which eventually attracted several thousand marchers, drew initial warnings of arrest but apparently proved too sizable and peaceful for police confrontation.

Now, researchers say, the same wedding gap has shown up in Iowa, in the results of a much larger welfare evaluation.

The larger welfare of society demanded that believers submit to an unjust ruler, he argued, because "tyranny was better than anarchy".

Current residents might feel more secure in a larger welfare state, but over time the loss of commerce and innovation takes a toll.

Gauke was speaking on BBC2's Daily Politics and said he believed the government had credibility on welfare cuts because of its track record of achieving larger welfare cuts in this parliament.

Maximus officials said they continued to pay Mr. Kearney for that work for eight months, while they were pursuing the larger welfare-to-work contract.

Maximus officials said they gave Mr. Kearney explicit instructions to avoid matters related to the larger welfare-to-work contracts, a company spokeswoman said, because the formal competition for the nearly $500 million in contracts was getting under way just about the time he arrived.

So excessively large welfare states didn't cause the troubles.

Some of that is inevitable in countries with unsustainably large welfare states.

I hear that Occupy LA, particularly, operates a very successful and large welfare service.