Sentence examples for out of welfare from inspiring English sources

Well, this all comes out of welfare economics.

"Millions climbing out of welfare and into new jobs and that's some kind of excess?

"And taking work out of welfare is something I'll change, I'll tell you that, Day 1," Mr. Romney said.

From 2003, the country upended its labour markets, wringing costs out of welfare and making its workforce more flexible.

"That is the truth and you should check your facts before you come to the House and chicken out of welfare reform," he told the Opposition leader.

Troubling, too, is the news that the city is having problems keeping its pledge to move all homeless families out of welfare hotels by June.

There will be speculation that the gift may have been agreed in December when David Cameron visited Bulgaria to drum up support for a UK opt-out of welfare payments for EU migrants.

Gradually even those politicians who put their trust mostly in redistribution and the early roll-out of welfare grasp that a bigger economy means more resources to share around.Some powerful figures who used not to believe in liberalisation, notably Sonia Gandhi, who presides over the ruling Congress party, have now been persuaded.

The results also imply that raising the costs of out-of-work welfare might also promote labour force participation.

A subsequent generation of programmes targeting out-of-work welfare recipients has combined financial incentives with a variety of employment related services aimed at helping the recipients find and retain jobs.

Altruistic Americans have done to the Haitians what an out-of-control welfare system has done to so many poor people here in the United States.