Sentence examples for view of welfare from inspiring English sources

However, the Labour hierarchy never had a distinctive view of welfare.

With an expansive view of "welfare spending," Mr. Rector puts the bill's two-year welfare tally at $264 billion.

Cameronism may be in thrall to Thatcherism, but its roots go back to a 19th century view of welfare and society.

But the report and statements he has made betray a view of welfare as a negative that needs to be reduced and which holds back rather than helps people.

Epicurus himself did not spell out a complete view of welfare.

They could also defend some view of welfare that is more congenial to their position.

(There is a consensus within parliament that the universal credit is desirable, so there little real debate on the merits of the scheme. In fact his original shadow opponent, Liam Byrne, was said to share his views of welfare reform).

When pressed, he can cite instances of experiencing discrimination, and he recalls being the sole black person at a White House meeting a decade ago where he had to speak up to challenge other Bush ites' derisive views of welfare recipients.

Comparativism analyses our interests in terms of our welfare, and is compatible with any number of views of welfare.

This is essentially a nineteenth-century or U.S.-style view of our welfare state, which is: Cut back the welfare state and somehow civic society will thrive".

"This is essentially a 19th-century or US-style view of our welfare state – which is cut back the welfare state and somehow civic society will thrive," he said.