Sentence examples for welfare led from inspiring English sources

Welfare, led by Necmettin Erbakan, looked an odd bedmate: its policies smacked of fundamentalism.

Dirigiste economic policies ensured full employment, while increased state spending on education, health and welfare led to major increases in the quality of life.

Just as the right wing used Charles Murray's laissez-faire critique in "Losing Ground" as a justification for saying that welfare led to dependency and indolence, Clinton has looked for a rejoinder in the works of William Julius Wilson.

My concern for animal welfare led me to stop eating meat, and as mainstream dairy farming involves many, to me, unacceptable practices, I think I ought to become a vegan – but don't want to.

Since the 1970s, increasing concern for animal welfare led to stricter regulation, which in several countries ultimately resulted in the closure of some dolphinariums.

It should be tried.Failure to do so will keep the euro zone at a low-growth and high-unemployment "equilibrium", which risks turning away millions of people from a union that instead of bringing them economic welfare leads them into economic misery.

My political curiosity, exclusive of my anxious solicitude for the public welfare, leads me to ask, Who authorized them to speak the language of, We, the people, instead of, We, the states?

Life within the welfare bureaucracy led Yurick to conclude that such programmes were designed solely to control the poor.

On Sunday, he went further in his criticisms of the Treasury and No 10, saying longstanding disputes over welfare had led him to feel "isolated" and "semi-detached".

The economic crisis of the 1990s and the systematic dismantling of many of the iconic features of the welfare state led to a dramatic change in Sweden's housing policy.

When Mr. Chirac was elected president for the first time in 1995, Mr. Juppé served as his prime minister until his efforts to overhaul the welfare system led to widespread strikes.