Sentence examples for welfare faces from inspiring English sources

The field of child welfare faces an undersupply of evidence-based interventions to address long-term foster care.

Taxes for all Americans automatically went up on 1 January and all federal programmes, from defence to welfare, faced deep spending cuts.

A22 NEW YORK/REGION D1-8 Thonsands on Welfare Face Cutoff in a Recession Tens of thousands of families in New York will reach a five-year lifetime limit on federal welfare aid tonight, the largest group ever do so.

Other studies have found that in Wisconsin over a four year period, nearly two-thirds of women on welfare faced a sanction for not meeting their work requirement.

A motivation for the 1996 welfare reform was to remove the disincentive to take a job that those collecting welfare faced; legislators wanted having a job to be better than not having one.

Having walked into Mr Osborne's trap on welfare, Labour faces another - the Chancellor's proposed law on whether the country should always run a budget surplus in good economic times.

The welfare budget faces a £10bn cut by 2016 because, unless it is unchecked, social security will consume a third of public spending within three years, the chancellor has warned.

A19 Being Sick Pays in Sweden Swedes are exercising the most generous absentee rights in the world in such growing numbers that the country's cradle-to-grave welfare budget faces a cash crisis.

She is one of the Swedes exercising the most generous absentee rights in the world in such growing numbers that the country's cradle-to-grave welfare budget faces a cash crisis.

He presides over a radical, reforming administration – think deficit reduction, health reform and the overhaul of welfare – and faces an opposition recovering from arguably its worst ever election defeat.

Besides domestic trade-offs, a contemporary welfare state faces globalisation and Europeanisation pressures that add complexity to social and political solutions [8, 9, 10, 11].