Sentence examples for welfare entitlement from inspiring English sources

Welfare reform, which culminated in the 1996 abolition of the federal welfare entitlement, has been radical.

But Hungary's endemic culture of welfare entitlement remained, and was further entrenched.

Far from being unsustainable, welfare entitlement needs to be encouraged in a low-wage, high-rent economy.

He saw the welfare entitlement disappear in 1996 and worries that the demise of Social Security "is now somewhere between possible and probable".

This essay contrasts the jurisprudence of welfare entitlement developed by social workers during and after the New Deal with the lawyers' welfare jurisprudence of the past two decades.

The former No 10 economics adviser Jonathan Portes told The IoS that the proposal was likely to increase immigration into the UK – because foreign jobseekers would no longer fear losing their welfare entitlement when considering moving abroad for work.

It is reasonable for societies to seek defensible and transparent approaches to resource allocation (e.g. welfare benefit entitlement), but the use of diagnosis is a problematic foundation.

Within the UK, assisting people to obtain their full welfare benefit entitlement was advocated by the Acheson Report as an intervention with the potential to reduce inequalities in health [ 11] and has been recognised as an important response to tackling social and health inequalities by the UK's Treasury [ 12] and the Social Exclusion Unit [ 13].

Common issues my clients have that can result in them losing their home are a deficit in housing benefit, not accessing welfare benefit entitlements, and difficulty budgeting.

Welfare entitlements vary.

By contrast, the welfare entitlements of pensioners have been treated as sacrosanct.