Sentence examples for welfare ideas from inspiring English sources
It was puzzling how Gordon Brown looked to US gurus for market and welfare ideas, never to European thinkers.
Significantly, Cameron aides conceded that many of his welfare ideas could not be implemented before the next election because the Lib Dems would not support them.
Actually, it's a friendly tour of other countries – an "invasion" designed to cherry pick the best social welfare ideas from places such as France, Portugal and Finland.
Zuzanna, a 35-year-old educator from Warsaw who voted for Duda, said: "PiS voters have included conservative people who previously voted for the centrists or those voting for the leftists who support the PiS welfare ideas.
Unable to gain an audience for his welfare ideas, he left in 1985 and sank his retirement savings into several small apartment buildings in Washington, only to lose everything.
Without explaining how he would find the money, Mr Roemer promises both to safeguard the welfare state and to share the burden of paying for it more equally.Mr Roemer shares his populist Eurosceptic and pro-welfare ideas with Mr Wilders, though his campaigning is more sophisticated.
Medvedev's electoral platform combined promises of increased social welfare with ideas like enhancing the rule of law, fostering entrepreneurship and promoting foreign investment: –Medvedev pledged to achieve a twofold increase in state pensions and public sector wages.
He has dropped all his party's previous anti-welfare-state ideas.
In fact, the origin of active welfare - the idea that the poor are the cause of their own poverty because they fail to take advantage of the opportunities "available" to them - lies in the American right.
Since freer trade should benefit the economy as a whole, some of that benefit could be channelled to the losers through the tax and welfare systems.This idea has, in fact, been put into practice in America since the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.
"It's a recurrent rightwing fantasy of the last 25 years that there's this vast imaginary army of malingerers and a ton of money to be saved in welfare – the idea that we're going to save the federal budget by finding a whole bunch of Paxton kids".
