Sentence examples for more stringent work from inspiring English sources

This is probably little consolation to the poor, who face ever more stringent work requirements unaccompanied by money to help pay for child care.

But just as President Bush is seeking welfare legislation with more stringent work requirements and more support for marriage, an unexpected contradiction is emerging.

In a study issued this month, Ms. Munnell, an economic adviser to President Bill Clinton, said more stringent work requirements and an effective national advertising campaign could help attract young, healthy people to the insurance pool.

A11 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Saydies Say Welfare Rules May Discourage Marriage Just as the White House is seeking welfare legislation with more stringent work requirements and more support for marriage, new research findings in Connecticut and Iowa show that the stricter rules significantly reduce the chances that a single mother will wed.

This is a tablet with an identity crisis, a product that can use certain functionality to communicate with you but also wants you to speak with your words and let its AI prowess do the more stringent work of  telling you what you would like.

This two-tiered benefit includes a more stringent Work Capability Assessment following which those claimants deemed to be capable of work will receive lower benefits than those judged unable to work and receipt of benefit is contingent on them attending work-focused interviews [ 9].

Walker recommended more job training and more stringent work-search requirements, while Paul touted his proposal for "Economic Freedom Zones," or local areas with sharply reduced taxes.

The new budget, which seeks to cut the SNAP budget by about two hundred and thirteen billion dollars over ten years, would also impose ever-more-stringent work requirements for able-bodied food-stamp recipients, even though many of them already work; SNAP has effectively subsidized the low pay offered by large corporations such as Walmart in recent decades.

Claimants undergo a more stringent assessment, the Work Capability Assessment, and if assessed as able to undertake work related activity receive a lower level of benefit than those judged unable to work because of sickness, conditional upon their participation in return to work activities [ 9].

NEW YORK — Because of the fear that Congress will place a more stringent tariff on works of art, there will be more antiques offered for sale in New York in the coming season than in London, Paris and Berlin combined.

More stringent requirements may apply to work done under GLP, GMP or GCP(L) conditions.