Sentence examples similar to long welfare from inspiring English sources

"There's a long welfare-state tradition in this country in which it's assumed that taxation will fund all public services, including education and higher education," said Prof. Ivor Crewe, president of Universities U.K., an organization made up of the vice chancellors of 122 British universities, which supports the government's proposals.

But if considerations of life-long welfare are set aside, then it is hard to see how EAS's advance directive could still have any moral authority over FDS's expressed interests.

Long shots: Welfare - Areas could be handed welfare budgets to spend and could vary benefit rates.

Multiple placements and placement instability are toxic to children's wellbeing and their long term welfare.

He and his echo chambers have for too long promulgated welfare myths and untruths, with polls showing people wildly overestimate benefit rates.

But, more importantly, they worked to make it impossible for any government even the most reactionary to disregard for long the welfare of common people.

In my struggle to find even a part-time academic job, I am forced to wonder how long the welfare system will tolerate me.

But for too long the welfare bill has increased, growing out of controlwhile trapping people in poverty and preventing them from making the move into work.

The Soviet Union is long gone; welfare has been reformed; market logics have permeated almost every aspect of our lives (eBay, anyone?).

The city has long employed welfare recipients in nearly a dozen city agencies as a way to let them gather work experience.

Ultimately, the city backed down on its ban on any class-action lawsuits, and Legal Aid, along with all the other groups that had long defended welfare clients, won contracts again.