Sentence examples for stronger welfare from inspiring English sources

What Sweden does have, however, is stronger unions and a stronger welfare state.

The Labour right admired its partnership between unions and business, the Labour left preferred the independent foreign policy and a deeper, stronger welfare state.

The £300m jobs programme, appealing to the electorate's demand for stronger welfare measures, will start in April and will be aimed at 200,000 jobseekers allowance claimants.

Lane Kenworthy of the University of Arizona argues in his blog that the Nordic countries are as innovative as the United States, despite their stronger welfare state.

When Britons are asked whether they want a stronger welfare state and more equality – the basics of a more hyggelig life – they tend to vote "no" pretty hard.

These countries also have much stronger welfare states; by providing more support for students' social, psychological and physical needs, they make it easier for teachers to focus on their academic needs.

First, it had strong welfare, or "capability", effects.

In other words, freedom, a regulated market economy, and a strong welfare state - the "European" model.

Liam Byrne, an advocate of strong welfare reform, lost his job as shadow work and pensions secretary.

She favors robust American engagement along the Pacific Rim, a strong welfare state, and strict environmental protection.

It emphasises the need to tackle inequality and propagates strong welfare policies.