Sentence examples for welfare made from inspiring English sources

The 2004 reforms in labour markets and welfare made by the previous government under Gerhard Schröder are bearing fruit.

In July 2006 the matriarch became the subject of scandalous headlines and disturbing allegations about her welfare, made by her grandson Philip Marshall.

The Department of Communities: Child Protection and Family Support data includes all reports of concerns for child welfare made to the child protection system and the details of investigations, protection applications and orders as well as placements in out-of-home care.

He said: "In 30 years' time, I want people to be able to look back at this government and see that we paid down our debts, helped create millions of jobs, sorted out welfare, made our schools world-beating and built homes for a generation.

It worked like a charm: By 1989, two-thirds of the country believed that welfare made people dependent and complacent.

James Murray, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development, identifies several factors as the cause of this: the lack of social housing, rising rents, unscrupulous landlords and, crucially, the massive cuts to welfare made during eight years of Conservative government.

"This is corporate welfare, making the rich richer," Mr. Johnson said.

One thing the rickety advance on reforming welfare makes abundantly clear – it's not working now.

In one respect, that means reforming welfare, making work pay, establishing the work ethic for the whole of society.

In the Observer at the weekend, Andrew Rawnsley said it should be properly described as the Welfare (Make Labour Look Like the Party for Skiving Fat Slobs) bill.

Deep down, the Tories know that reducing the coverage of benefits and services fundamentally changes the nature of welfare, making any future expansion much less likely.