In our 50s, 60s and 70s, we are supporting the junior doctors, standing against welfare cuts, and for renewable energy.
Lacalle's policies were seen as a threat to Uruguay's long-standing welfare system, and voters in a referendum rejected his plan to privatize the state-owned telephone company.
Nine years ago, Mr. Rucci -- 45, a butcher's son from South Philadelphia, a philosophy major in college -- was standing in a welfare office asking for help to pay his rent.
It goes on to talk about AIDS, health insurance, gay-bashing, toxic waste, cross-dressing, sex, poverty, welfare, standing on line at the clinic.
Fourth, reform the U.N. to establish a specific organization form of giving this population (the size of France) representations within community of nations that raises their institutional and social welfare standing.
Standing up against welfare cuts in the north, in the south Sinn Féin, the only trans-border party in Ireland, is presenting itself as defender of the poor and the true guardian of the republic.
The dream was real enough; after 10 years of scientific training I wasn't exactly thrilled at the prospect of standing in the welfare line.
Standing in the Welfare Line 27 May 2005 Phil is haunted by the thought of failure, and faces up to the harsh or is it not-so-harsh reality of the first weeks as an out-of-work scientist.
The test includes over 100 variables to estimate a household's welfare standing.
But that demands an imaginative culture shift, shaking off fear of the "welfare party" tag by standing up for the good welfare state.
Hausman calls these special health inequalities 'incompensable' and he accepts that they are immune to his objection: 'Data concerning incompensable health inequalities do permit inferences concerning inequalities in welfare or standing, and they thus provide relevant information for egalitarians' (Hausman 2013, 98).
