Sentence examples for welfare ensuring from inspiring English sources

Many are beginning to ask whether the state should (once again) play a more central role in providing public welfare, ensuring that market forces are agents of competitive production rather than regulatory manipulation.

The Confucian family ideology which undergirded relations between elders and the young, husbands and wives, has been shaken so that intergenerational relations are more often based on mutuality than on obedience, but the practical need for family care to compensate for inadequate social welfare ensures that filial piety is still expressed, albeit in a modified form.

The Treasury said the Chancellor's remarks were "an illustration of the need to save money on our welfare bill, ensuring work pays while protecting the most vulnerable".

Other responsibilities entrusted to the Assembly included setting the size of the military's forces, the creation of offices within the government, monitoring the national welfare and ensuring that the government was being run in conformity to the Constitution.

When oil was selling at $100 per barrel or above, as was the case until 2014, these countries could finance lavish government projects and social welfare operations, ensuring widespread popular support.

Judge Hanoum explained that legal guardians must honour their commitment to look after a child's welfare by ensuring a good education and health care.

These could be met by providing a safe working place, good benefits including retirement, and insurance, which are motivators advancing employee welfare and ensuring that future needs are met.

Asked about the declining number of children eligible for free school meals in inner London and claims that this indicated mass social cleansing, the Department for Work and Pensions said: "Our welfare reforms ensure the long-term sustainability of the welfare system while also providing an £80bn safety net for those who need it.

A better mix of welfare and competitive economies ensuring that welfare does not impede flexibility plus adjustment and welcoming immigrants under the explicit condition that they adapt to host nations and contribute to their economies.

The Prime Minister said he would review his party's plans to give Holyrood powers over welfare and ensure they were in line with the Smith Commission's findings.

A flexible labour market and stingy welfare state ensure that there is no resentful immigrant underclass with time on its hands, as in France.