Sentence examples for support without work from inspiring English sources

A powerful solution would be to impose the workfare principle on those receiving public benefits – i.e., no financial support without work or engagement in further education (Schneider and Zimmermann, [2010]).

"It is imperative that all parties in the federal parliament take responsibility for Australia's worsening employment crisis and work together to support Australians without work," they wrote.

According to Eituno, even if the Katine project gave residents more support, without them working for themselves little would be achieved.

The U.S. government expects them to support themselves without working or receiving any public assistance.

Before you start labeling me insensitive and uncaring with latent "right" undercurrents, know that I do understand the thinking behind these assistance programs which appear to provide support to those without work and the ridiculous hope that it would deter the economy from worsening.

In particular, lone parents may no longer stay on income support (without looking for work) until their youngest child is 16; that age has been lowered to 12, and will come down to seven by October 2010.

Thus, those who have fewer resources – financial or cultural – to support them through periods without work will become caught in a cycle of poorly paid jobs and no time for research.

"I would not have been standing there without the support and work of my husband," she said.

She said young fathers had the "worst of all worlds" because they were expected to share childcare responsibilities at home without the support at work.

Without their support this work would not be possible.

Crucially, these figures take account of existing in-work support: without this, for instance, the London rate would soar to £11.65.