Sentence examples for measures from welfare from inspiring English sources
Yet the party is also showing signs of electioneering, presenting a series of populist measures, from welfare programs to price supports for farmers.
"That is why we invest in a range of measures to improve service life, from welfare support to accommodation, while prioritising the principles of the Armed Forces Covenant.
The document includes other welfare measures, from permanent housing for the poor to piped water in every household to water management and recycling.
Hannah Fearn, the Guardian housing network editor, recently called for housing providers to do more to help residents to manage their finances through education, as well as enabling access to cheaper products and services in order to prevent welfare reform measures from overwhelming poorer households.
In 1983 Jorgenson and Slesnick recovered measures of welfare for each household from systems of individual demand functions and combined these into a single indicator of social welfare that incorporated both efficiency and equity.
What's more, the party has announced that it will cut £30bn in costs over the next five years: £13bn from Whitehall departments, £12bn from welfare and £5bn from tax avoidance measures.
His call for the state to "deliver more with less" and save an additional £20bn in public spending comes on top of measures in July's budget for £12bn of savings from welfare and £5bn from tax changes.
Because neither side has a realistic understanding of what the transition from welfare to work is all about, they measure by different yardsticks and come to different, extreme conclusions.
The authors cautioned that their measures of child development probably reflected the well-documented lag of children from welfare families behind middle-class norms as much as child-care arrangements.
Who benefits from welfare dependency?
