Sentence examples for welfare classes from inspiring English sources

And we pass the blame for our undoing onto scapegoats even lower down, such as cheap foreign laborers, or the welfare classes, or both - immigrants! - and elect tough-talking politicians who cut social services and close the borders, but keep down the minimum wage, increase taxes on the middle class and grant further privileges to corporations and the wealthy.

Most schools offer courses in a certain sector that is specifically chosen by either boys or girls, resulting in health and welfare classes with predominantly female students or technique classes with only male students.

There is a welfare class here, as surely as there is a working class, middle classes and a very comfortable ruling class – but it's something we like to pretend does not exist.

Expressing a concern that is shared by many Americans at the prospect of her family becoming part of a permanent welfare class, she wondered: "What kind of mentality is that?" One Swing participant in Minneapolis told us that "[s]hort-term [assistance] is good, but not long-term.

In 2004, he slammed the "politics of cynicism" in the name of lifting the middle class; three years later, the presidential candidate Obama promised a Wall Street audience an administration that "believes in your success" while creating "a framework in which all can succeed"; on Monday he called such an approach "about the nation's welfare," not "class warfare".

And there are effective democracies such as Germany and Scandinavian countries, which provide affordable welfare, world-class public services as well as political freedom and civil liberties.

This spending took the form middle class welfare: the baby bonus, private education and health care costs, superannuation concessions, etc (no wonder the IMF identified the Howard government in this period as one the two profligate government in the last 200 years of Australian history).

In 1914, Ramarayaningar moved a legislation for the creation of separate Provincial departments for the welfare of depressed classes.

As a result of a decrease in productivity in the western world and a minimal increase in the middle class economic status (mostly due to low economic growth in middle-class welfare in countries such as India, China, Malaysia, etc).

"Middle-class welfare" is also in the firing line.

The one great thing about this budget is that it puts to rest the myth of middle-class welfare.