Sentence examples for such welfare from inspiring English sources

But for the rest of us, such welfare education seems important and can't start soon enough.

In America, such welfare spending equals 18% of GDP; in Britain, 28%.

That's because in this country such welfare is provided through the tax system.

But he also gave a hint that it could be undone: "A subsidiary meaning" of welfare, he wrote, "usually derogatory in the recorded instances, was of merrymaking: 'such ryot and welfare and ydlenesse' (1470); 'wine and such welfare' (1577)".

Paul Johnson, the director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, had estimated after the chancellor's autumn statement last month that such welfare cuts would have to be introduced if day-to-day government spending on departments such as the Home Office is to be reduced no further than the 2.3% a year cut that has been imposed by the coalition since 2011.

But if the people who don't receive the welfare are encouraged by sections of the media and by the government to think those receiving it are lazy and greedy, then such welfare will be cut (as in this budget), and public services will be cut (as in this budget).

But such welfare-bashing does little, it would seem, to advance the debate about how to solve Mississippi's chronic poverty.

Such welfare-to-work policies generally increase employment and the use of ECEC (Bloom and Michalopoulos 2001; Han et al. 2009; Meyers et al. 2002).

These are always first thing in the morning to capture money as it comes into the account from other sources, such as welfare benefit payments.

Some issues such as welfare are more controversial.

Governments needed to take tough decisions elsewhere in their budgets, in areas such as welfare spending.