Sentence examples for welfare element from inspiring English sources

History lessons in Islamic finance: Since Islam began there has been a welfare element that has been constant and at the forefront.

While initially backing the welfare element of the Stormont house agreement, Sinn Féin withdrew its support three months later, claiming that executive-funded top-up schemes to protect claimants losing out under the new benefits system were not as comprehensive as it believed were envisaged in December's negotiations.

While initially backing the welfare element of the Stormont House Agreement, Sinn Fein baulked three months later, claiming that Executive-funded top-up schemes to protect claimants set to lose out under the new benefits system were not as comprehensive as it believed were envisaged in December's negotiations.

However, the welfare element of the agreement has stalled.

No 10 had feared that Duncan Smith, who has strong doubts about the welfare elements of the prime minister's EU reform plan, would seek to ask his officials to assess the credibility of the plan.

As cities developed into political corporations, a new element entered welfare work: an organizing citizenry.

Reintroduction of the contributory element in welfare, starting by increasing the value of income-based jobseeker's allowance, but tightening access by requiring recipients to have been in work for at least five years, instead of the current two years.

"Every form of culling every animal is open to an element of welfare distress on occasion, but the aim is always to keep that to an absolute minimum".

In addition, considering the social conditions of Korea, childcare is required to have an element of welfare oriented toward family policy.

Mr Balls said he doubted the Conservatives could meet their target of eliminating the current deficit by 2017-8 without raising VAT, since they had been unable to provide any details of their proposed £12bn cuts to welfare - a key element of their deficit strategy.

On the other hand, childcare facilities, beginning in 1921 with Seoul Social Evangelical Center's Daycare Center, which offered private childcare services to a small number of underprivileged children, sustained an element of welfare, albeit temporarily, in caring for children of working mothers and economically marginalized families.