Sentence examples for robust welfare from inspiring English sources

Typically in these countries, higher earners receive lower pension benefits — and that helps to maintain strong and robust welfare states.

The United States has never had the type of robust welfare state that Europeans built after World War II.

Sometimes drawn into discussion of universal basic income is a less ambitious but more robust welfare variation – that of the targeted cash transfer.

Sloterdijk's comfort with social rupture has made him a contentious figure in Germany, where stability, prosperity, and a robust welfare state are seen as central to the country's postwar achievement.

One is ideological skepticism of Portugal's mixed-economy model, with its publicly supported loans to small businesses, alongside a few big state-owned companies and a robust welfare state.

She has also moved it to the left with a new platform of more robust welfare programs to appeal to voters fed up with the nation's jobless recovery after the global financial crisis.

But even as they call for the strengthening of Israel's once-robust welfare state, the protesters are disregarding the fact that it is alive and well in the West Bank.

That's how robust the welfare state is".

The SPD preaches "solidarity", which entails strong worker protection, minimum wages and robust social welfare.

Vitalija Kalvelienė, a single mother of four from Lithuania, said that behind the iron curtain she "could barely survive from one monthly payment to another despite the widely believed myths about robust social welfare system of the Soviets".

The policy recommendation is robust: the welfare loss entailed by optimal policy under learning if the private sector actually has rational expectations is much smaller than if the central bank mistakenly assumes rational expectations when in fact agents are learning.