Sentence examples for welfare deficit from inspiring English sources

Sceptics crowed derisively at last year's yawning welfare deficit of FFr54 billion (two-thirds from health), instead of the FFr17 billion forecast.

Mr Juppé wants the total welfare deficit to shrink to FFr30 billion this year, with health providing half the savings, and to wipe it out entirely by 1999: a daunting ambition--but no longer an impossible one.

Moreover, the Reform Party supports a pullout from Iraq, withdrawal from and renegotiation of the World Trade Organization and Nafta, crackdowns on corporate crime and corporate welfare, deficit reduction and statehood for the District of Columbia, among other issues that are either not supported or emphasized by the Kerry-Edwards ticket.

At the private meeting at Westminster on Tuesday evening, he gave a presentation on private polling which he said showed Labour was weak on welfare, deficit reduction and Europe.

Instead, Paul criticized the G.O.P. policies that have, he feels, brought the country to crisis: "Warfare and welfare, deficits, inflationism and corporatism, bailouts and authoritarianism".

The anti-Obama groups have tried multiple avenues of attack – welfare, deficits, slow growth, cutting Medicaid – but none have gained the kind of traction a challenger needs to bring an incumbent president to his knees.

After a generation of Democrats alienating voters with liberal domestic positions, Mr. Clinton moved the party toward the center on issues like trade, welfare and deficit spending.

David Cameron's election strategist Lynton Crosby told Tory MPs to get stuck in to Labour, showing them private polling which suggested voters think they are weak on welfare, the deficit and Europe.

That's what they said about welfare reform and deficit reduction.

It pointed to the mountain of polling on the deficit, welfare and immigration.

Ultimately, Mr. Clinton moved to the middle on issues like welfare and the deficit and declared "the era of big government is over".