Sentence examples for reduction welfare from inspiring English sources
"Anything that has any chance of survival -- crime reduction, welfare reform and child health initiatives -- was introduced by the mayor".
Apparently, in terms of welfare inequality, transfer and unproductive spending effects have dominated over the debt effect during the Spanish consolidation process: despite debt reduction, welfare inequality across wealth increased (despite the positive welfare gain for every household).
They'll be doing the same at Manchester's Albert Hall, and giving quarterly on-site harm reduction advice at Fabric, where they have been training up management to deliver in-house harm reduction welfare.
Hence too his praise of the crime-reduction, welfare and education reforms of the states.
It'll be doing the same at Manchester's Albert Hall and giving quarterly onsite harm-reduction advice at Fabric, where it has been training up management to deliver in-house harm-reduction welfare.
Welfare reform was an admirable policy that led to a sharp reduction in welfare rolls.
Mr Grogger points out that only half of America's reduction in welfare caseloads stemmed from women leaving the rolls; the other half occurred because fewer women entered the welfare system.The incentives that are now in place should help to keep that entry rate down.
Mr Clinton recently cited an analysis by the Council of Economic Advisers CEAA) which suggested that about half the reduction in welfare rolls was due to the improved state of the economy, 30% was the result of welfare-programme changes, and 20% had other, as yet unidentified, causes.
Now, Lord Freud is helping oversee a dramatic reduction of welfare services, under the mantra of rationalisation and efficiency.
His greatest achievements -- the drop in crime, the reduction in welfare cases, the economic boom -- were mirrored in other cities that had milder-mannered chief executives.
This was true of Democrats in the nineteen-nineties, when Bill Clinton passed free trade, deficit reduction, and welfare reform, despite the furious objections of liberals.
