Sentence examples for limited welfare from inspiring English sources

Huffington started her political and journalistic career as a Republican and a proponent of small government and limited welfare.

The Economist writes, for example, that "Young Britons are classical liberals: as well as prizing social freedom, they believe in low taxes, limited welfare and personal responsibility.

Young Britons are classical liberals: as well as prizing social freedom, they believe in low taxes, limited welfare and personal responsibility.

Revolutionary thinking is needed to produce a new meritocratic paradigm which rewards and encourages thrift, hard work, good health, diet, limited welfare reliance, good educational, neighbourliness, civic pride and tolerance.

Verdict: A trail-blazer on mental health; extra cash may be eclipsed by Tories' £8bn pledge WELFARE Would support "limited welfare reductions so we do not destroy the essential safety net that protects us all in times of crisis".

For a while it appeared that Africans and settlers in Angola would strive for similar reformist goals, but the Africans broke away to form organizations publicizing black grievances and demanding limited welfare and educational benefits.

Limiting welfare payments by family size.

It narrows government budget deficits by increasing tax revenues and limiting welfare spending.

She cites the government's plan to limit welfare payments to a family's first two children.

Ministers plan to limit welfare payments to £26,000 a year for a family household and £18,200 for a single person.

The much hyped "AME [Annually Managed Expenditure] cap" sounds more like an aspiration for limiting welfare spending rather than any sort of firm ceiling.