Sentence examples for powerful welfare from inspiring English sources

Compounding the gender threat is the powerful welfare mom stereotype.

As we wrote thenA Wahhabi welfare organisation, al Hadith, which almost certainly benefits from generous Saudi funds, is quietly emerging as a powerful welfare, religious and cultural force.

Sweden, which has a powerful welfare state and hasn't fought a war since 1809, might look like an exception to this theory.

Some observers fear that as India succeeds in neutering Kashmir's nationalist politicians, religious groups will flourish.A Wahhabi welfare organisation, al Hadith, which almost certainly benefits from generous Saudi funds, is quietly emerging as a powerful welfare, religious and cultural force.

Once again, argue the EU's defenders, Europeans are simply making a legitimate choice: for slower growth, perhaps, but in return for greater security and less poverty.Unfortunately the idea that slower growth and a powerful welfare state are simply the result of a benign European consensus is too rosy.

The existence of a powerful welfare state that facilitates the acquisition of human capital by means, for instance, of public provision of education results in larger intergenerational earnings mobility (Ichino et al. 2011).

The company is controlled by the family of Indonesia's powerful chief welfare minister, Aburizal Bakrie.

Mr. Moon consolidated the opposition by emphasizing that he would finish the work that Mr. Roh had started: ending corrupt practices by the country's rich and powerful, expanding welfare benefits, punishing what he called "politically motivated prosecutors," protecting small businesses from the country's family-controlled conglomerates and seeking peace with North Korea.

Measuring strength of preference is a powerful tool in welfare research.

Unlike switching costs, search costs will create an upward pressure on prices in both period 1 and period 2 and so they will continue to provide the more powerful effects on welfare.

It is a testimony to Welfare's powerful charm that few immediately accepted its passing.