Sentence examples for more safety nets from inspiring English sources

Four children require a support system with a lot more safety nets.

We have to redouble our efforts, talk to more people, raise more money, focus on more research, advocate for more services, create more safety nets and reach more families.

Last week I noted that I was holding constant the amount that safety net beneficiaries ("the poor") work and earn, so that more safety net income for the poor means more total income for them, which permits them to spend more.

In the near term, there must be a push for more safety-net spending, both to preserve and create jobs and to position the economy for stronger growth.

The group would like to see the government support more "safety-net" welfare programmes, an idea that shouldn't be new to Mitchell, as he promised in a Conservative green paper on international development last year that ".... we will act to strengthen social safety-nets, particularly for children".

This means investing more of the benefits of trade in offsetting these losses, through more effective safety nets, including universal health care and pension coverage.

With connectivity and infrastructure catching up, villages are turning into more than safety nets for rural-urban migrants.

Money is tighter, jobs are more precarious, safety nets are looking threadbare and the world seems pretty wild.

But whether it is through more robust safety nets to protect vulnerable people from hunger and food price volatility or through increased investments in agriculture, efforts to address the food crisis also have to include financial reform.

Thus, states that have a more robust safety net have more of that assistance measured, though data would suggest that employment has a stronger effect on reducing poverty than welfare alone.

It is understood that Downing Street is weighing up whether a more affordable "double lock" would be seen as a more sensible safety net for retirees.