Sentence examples for smaller welfare from inspiring English sources

The U.S. does not have a significantly smaller welfare state than the European nations.

Conservatives should want a smaller welfare state than liberals in order to uphold maximum feasible individual liberty and responsibility.

Lower debt interest payments and a smaller welfare bill have led the OBR to trim its forecasts for public borrowing in every year up to 2018-19.

Without dumping the generous Swedish social model, the government has tweaked it in the direction of lower taxes and smaller welfare benefits.

At one stop, for example, he listed more than a dozen ways the nation had improved since he was elected, noting things like smaller welfare rolls, lower crime rates, cleaner water and safer food.

For many British supporters of a smaller welfare state the role model is the US, which has a very small welfare state (considering its level of income), accounting for only 19.2% of GDP as of 2009.

And yet here we read nothing about how the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 curtailed American unions' power; nothing about how race may have affected the nature of America's small-scale welfare state; nothing about how the Vietnam War divided the American labor-left during the one decade when there was an opportunity to expand its reach.

The DWP has persistently said the work programme funding model is effective and will not disadvantage smaller welfare-to-work providers – often charities – that are given contracts by the large prime contractors.

Families survive on small welfare payments and on what they can forage.

Then governments were small, welfare states were in their infancy and taxes were low.

They now collect small welfare payments and hold down odd jobs to support their families.