Sentence examples for welfare consensus from inspiring English sources

The budget has the potential to be a redefining measure that becomes the cornerstone of a new industrial and welfare consensus among the electorate.

By the time Charles was making his pleas for traditional design based upon "timeless" principles, the dismantling of the welfare consensus of the postwar world was in full swing.

In [26], an incremental welfare consensus protocol is developed for the optimal scheduling of DG and loads.

Quite a contrast with the post-war welfare state consensus which came out of an experience of battle and blitz shared across social classes.

Influential writers such as Polly Toynbee of the Guardian and David Goodhart of Prospect worry that the welfare-state consensus may not hold if those paying for it feel less connection to those benefiting from it.

Currently there is no unified definition for fish welfare nor any consensus on how this should be assessed (Ashley 2007; Huntingford and Kadri 2009).

In the partisan minefield of American welfare policy, a powerful consensus has emerged in recent years among social scientists, as well as state and federal policy makers.

Other social changes since 1975 have further eroded the Keynesian consensus on welfare in the Western democracies and with it the incentive to sustain international cooperation in these fields.

His comments were a significant break with the Tory consensus that welfare cuts are necessary to balance the books, and dealt a damaging blow to Osborne's hopes of persuading the party to make him their next leader.

If Ed Miliband's Labour party is really going to come up with a 'one nation' consensus on welfare reform, it has plenty of persuading to do, not least in Doncaster North and Balls' nearby constituency of Morley and Outwood.

Current approaches to measuring welfare focus on identifying consensus among behavioral and physiological indicators of positive and negative emotions.