Sentence examples similar to welfare driven from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to think that genuine concern about animal welfare drives the impulse to report on racing fatalities.

But as a soaring economy and stiff welfare reforms drove down welfare rolls by 30percentt in the years following the 1996 law, states found they did not need to spend every last federal dollar.

Child welfare is driven by stories like the death of Baby Doe.

In an essay for The Independent on the future of the Union, Professor Sir Tom Devine said independence was becoming an increasingly "realistic and attractive" option for many Scots, many of whom believe that the welfare changes driven through by Iain Duncan Smith are harming "the poorest and most vulnerable" people.

Journalist Chris Hedges said in a PBS interview President Clinton in co opting moderate Republican positions, such as deregulation of the financial industry, putting 100,000 more cops on the street, and 'reforming' welfare, had driven the Republican Party to "insanity".

In the general case it is the individual benefit rather than the overall welfare what drives the system evolution.

The income and payroll taxes that support Europe's large welfare states drive a deep wedge between a worker's take-home wage and the much higher cost of employing him.

Poverty experts predict that the removal of government funding for local welfare will drive people in crisis to food banks and loan sharks and pile extra pressure on the NHS.

And when Ronald Reagan made statements that turned black into white -- trees caused pollution or welfare queens drove Caddys -- his aides said that authenticity was irrelevant because the Gipper was sharing "parables" or "notions," reflecting larger truths as he saw them.

But child welfare isn't driven by studies like the studies conducted by the Minding the Baby program.

And tougher welfare laws have driven some eligible families from the food stamp and Medicaid rolls, as critics feared.