Sentence examples for transfer welfare from inspiring English sources

The state programmed its computers to transfer welfare cases automatically unless a city caseworker intervened to stop aid by entering a denial code.

It was: we have essentially free markets, less regulated markets than Labour would have believed in in the past, combined with a tax and transfer welfare state.

The front-page headline of the first edition reads "Give Scotland the powers to cut child poverty", focusing on a plea from charities to the Smith Commission on further devolution, to transfer welfare powers to the Scottish Parliament.

Mr. Singh, speaking at a televised conference of watchdog agencies, said steps had been taken to directly transfer welfare payments to poor people's bank accounts in order to circumvent corruption in India's distribution system.

For now, the biggest change in job training proposed by the administration will transfer welfare-to-work training and adult literacy -- now managed by the Department of Human Services and the Department of Education -- to the Labor Department.

Finally, 7 strategies (e.g., conditional cash transfer, welfare-to-work) with 17 studied outcomes (e.g., utilization of health services, employment and earnings of welfare recipients) are found in published systematic reviews to have insufficient evidence to determine effects (i.e., Level 3).

It would not be amiss to call these transfers welfare payments.

Identifying the need for governments to tailor policies to help young people, women and minorities, Kim said greater investment in health, education and conditional cash transfers – welfare payments that can only be spent on specific services such as medical check-ups – would help the poorest 40% of populations to share in growth.

He added: "In the Smith Commission they were the most cautious on transferring welfare powers to the Scottish Parliament.

Also notable are a proposed elevation of farmer's rights, a more equitable system of land rights and a revamping of the antiquated household residential system, known as hukou, that made it nearly impossible for nearly 200 million migrant workers to transfer social welfare benefits from their hometowns to their places of employment.

"This transfer of welfare in favor of large corporate copyright owners will come at the cost of those who depend upon access to copyright works that would otherwise be in the public domain libraries, students, artists, writers, and millions of other people," read a letter signed by a coalition of dozens of stakeholders.