Sentence examples for more welfare from inspiring English sources
Providing more welfare checks to the nuclear industry is not.
So do threats of more welfare cuts to come.Construction, so far, is down.
Is it really unsustainable that 8% of households get more welfare than they pay in tax?
Impressively enough, they all argued that the economy could handle more welfare benefits.
Corzine wants to spend millions for more welfare, and foreign aid to Russia.
The party promises more welfare spending, a lower retirement age and new taxes on foreign banks.
They advocate new state-funded but independent schools; the establishment of more co-operatives by NHS employees; the tendering of more welfare-to-work services to private providers.
He would achieve this by raising the minimum wage, expanding the earned-income tax credit and creating more welfare-to-work programs.
This shift to a more welfare-oriented economy helps explain why business cycles in the second half of the 20th century were so much less volatile than they were in the 19th century.
But he admits that Singapore has become more welfare-oriented than ever before, even if that welfare is strictly controlled.
"Our producers in the UK have done so - we believe they've spent about £400m in getting rid of conventional cages, replacing them with much more welfare-friendly systems," he said.
