Sentence examples for social welfare model from inspiring English sources

Both candidates are former rightwing prime ministers who share a broadly similar economic programme to cut public spending and trim France's large social welfare model.

"Do people really think that countries far more progressive than UK (EU countries like France, Germany or Sweden) would ever accept something that threatens their social welfare model?

The paper concludes that the presence of baseline errors – present only in the industrial model – leads to a cascade of additional system imbalances and costs as compared to the social welfare model.

For its part, the government's left-wing critics have blamed the erosion of the country's social welfare model for the unrest, with the opposition Left Party saying "cuts, reduced future opportunities, segregation and stigmatization" were at the root of the riots.

The challenge for the president is whether he will tell the French people that their social welfare model is not sustainable and that far-reaching reforms are necessary.

The European social welfare model isn't just unaffordable — it is driving governments close to ruin.

So in the post-election Pakistan, Khan will rule the north and shoot down American drones while discussing Scandinavian social welfare models with the Taliban.

Human capital theory stresses individual productivity and economic progress over a lifetime, and has come to replaced social welfare models which see productivity as a supportive partnership between individuals, families and the state.

Despite the fiscal retrenchment, and despite NAFTA, its social-welfare model stands intact, and in sharp contrast with that of the United States.

Historians may judge the budget which Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, delivered this week as a watershed in Britain's economic destiny: the moment that Britain decided it was more European than American.Under the Conservative governments of the 1980s and 1990s, Britain looked to American free-market ways rather than to Europe's social-welfare model for ideas on economic reform.

An old but creaking system of consensus, the lingering loyalty of bosses and employees to an unaffordable social-welfare model, and a web of constitutional checks and balances designed to prevent even the most fleeting thought of another tyranny, have all made it extraordinarily hard to carry out reform in Germany.Certainly, that is the picture this week.