Sentence examples for principles of welfare from inspiring English sources

But the Tories plans aren't just unfair, they are bad for Britain's future, and fail sensible principles of welfare reform.

But apart from setting out eight rather bland and uncontentious "principles of welfare reform" last week, he has been unusually quiet of late.

Indeed, his text The Economics of Control: Principles of Welfare Economics (1944) has been referred to as a handbook for planning and managing a socialist economy.

Late payments and 'overstretch' meant that Jim's business went 'belly-up' in October, so we were able to try at first hand Tony Blair's principles of Welfare to Work.

The animals were fed, handled and housed according to the principles of welfare during the whole study period.

Australia, which has had a similar rule, is showing the way by reducing the age from 16 to six for new claimants this year; those with older children will have to look for paid work of at least 15 hours a week.As important, the principles of welfare-to-work can be applied to other working-age people who in many countries have come to depend on welfare through disability payments.

Despite disasters, such as the bedroom tax and the reforms to incapacity benefit, the principle of welfare reform has often proved popular for the government over the last five years.

Ben Rushgrove, a sprinter and silver medallist at the Beijing Games, said that while he had no problem with the principle of welfare reform, the loss of disability benefit would be an obstacle to sporting participation for many people.

Pluralistic egalitarians do not have equality as their only goal; they also admit other values and principles — above all the principle of welfare, according to which it is better when people are doing better.

But the (assumed) justice of the conviction can be explained satisfactorily neither by recourse to the principle of autonomy (as the victim consented to the beatings), nor to the principle of welfare (if this really was the best way to end the blight that alcoholism had become on Mrs Brown's life it would arguably enhance her welfare).

Roger Harding, head of policy at the housing charity Shelter, told the welfare bill committee in the Commons last week that the housing benefit cap undermined the underlying principles of the welfare state.