Sentence examples for social transfer from inspiring English sources

Social transfer programmes do not throw money from helicopters.

"It's welfare … It's totally inappropriate to use BBC to support social transfer in this country".

Social transfer programmes have high set up costs and for this reason international assistance is important in low income countries.

Important challenges remain, especially in low income countries lacking the capacity to design, deliver, and finance social transfer programmes.

Despite attempts by the aid industry to take credit for these initiatives, social transfer programmes are most often national responses to local problems.

This is the premise behind social transfer programmes such as Mexico's Oportunidades, Brazil's Bolsa Familia, South Africa's Child Support Grant, and India's National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme.

The Democrats have become the defenders of social-transfer payments, the Republicans zealous champions of small government and low taxation.

Social-transfer payments, which in Denmark are primarily publicly funded, were also included; they include subsistence allowances, pensions, social security, social assistance, publicly funded personal support for education, and others.

Independent of age and gender, stroke patients had significantly higher rates of mortality, health-related contacts, medication use and lower employment, lower income and higher social-transfer payments than controls.

The statistically significant differences in employment rates (Tables  4 and Fig.  2) and income from employment were smaller before the injury, whereas the highest social-transfer rates were seen before the diagnosis and increased thereafter (not shown).

The average incremental health care costs during the first 5 years after the stroke were €2.771, €2.515, and €2.432.> -wrap-foot> not: notherwiseispecifiedied Social-transfer payments were all significantly greater in stroke patients than in control subjects.