Sentence examples for pursuing welfare from inspiring English sources

Until earlier this month Newton was active in proposing amendments and voting against aspects of the welfare reform bill, on issues such as the cutting of legal aid to people pursuing welfare benefit appeals.

The Court affirmed the decision of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, holding that the restriction on pursuing welfare advocacy was unconstitutional under the First Amendment by a vote of 5 4.

JANUARY 1999 George W. Leutermann, an executive from Maximus Inc., one of the nation's largest private companies pursuing welfare-to-work contracts, visits New York to talk to Mr. Turner about business opportunities.

But having pursued welfare reform only fitfully when times were good, the government can hardly complain that its latest, more radical efforts have fallen on bad ones.

So in Jeb Bush's world, people opt out of marriage to either a) pursue welfare benefits, or b) chase career dreams.

For a field dedicated to pursuing improved welfare for its patients, the fact that enhancements often look just like all the other improvements that health care strives to achieve makes it difficult to discern when an intervention transgresses the normative boundary that the concept purports to mark.

It is assumed that whatever else may be accomplished by the privatization of Social Security, the privatization of health insurance for the elderly and school choice for America's children, these policies have the benefit of allowing individuals to pursue their welfare as they see fit.

"There is a danger that some of policies currently being pursued, like welfare reform and taxation policies, are furthering that inequality and that areas with higher levels of disadvantage and poverty will do worse again".

This problem is of concern now since states are pursuing federally mandated welfare reform to move welfare recipients into jobs.

It makes no mention of "We the people," of forming "a more perfect union" or pursuing "the general welfare" — of equality arm in arm with liberty.

Clinton likewise changed course after the 1994 elections, emphasizing more incremental, piece-by-piece change rather than sweeping proposals and pursuing goals like welfare reform and balanced budgets when he could agree with Newt Gingrich's new majority.