Sentence examples for welfare arrangements from inspiring English sources
Obama, meanwhile, does not believe the current welfare arrangements are structurally unsustainable.
He wants "welfare arrangements that encourage flexible employment, together with a pension system that is fairly balanced and takes advantage of the fact that life expectancy has increased to get people to work longer".
Height growth was particularly strong in both western and eastern Europe in the latter 1800s as more socialist states (with welfare arrangements) started to come into existence, but that dropped back in the latter when the USSR came to power.
Indigenous people, women and people with disabilities could also be indirectly discriminated against because of the policy, the report says, finding that although the cashless welfare arrangements were not made on the basis of race or culture, they disproportionally affected certain groups.
The Westminster government and the DUP had warned that an unreformed system would leave Northern Ireland with its own welfare arrangements, which would have escalating costs and complexity.
Europeans have refused, arguing that their generous welfare arrangements (in the form of automatic stabilizers) already provide additional expenditure in an economic downturn.
In the absence of a welfare system, the arrangement was designed to give blind people a protected way of earning a living.
Under the now-defunct community development employment program, the council employed community members under a work-for-welfare arrangement.
However, many aspects of the hukou-related social welfare system and associated institutional arrangements persist, creating a "dual city" system in which local citizens and peasants are treated differently.
Swedish social security and welfare state arrangements result in a comparatively low poverty rate in the population.
The second body of literature relevant to this work demonstrates that health outcomes vary significantly across different welfare state arrangements [ 10], where ' welfare state' is a term that describes the characteristics of a state's social policy [ 11].
