Sentence examples for welfare means from inspiring English sources
But what the end of welfare means in practice for the startlingly diverse veterans of the rolls remains unclear and sharply contested.
More money for welfare means less for investment and tax cuts, or a smaller financial cushion to soften the effects of a slowing economy.However it is financed, the government will be weakening one of the pillars of Mr Schröder's Agenda 2010 reforms, enacted in 2003-05.
Reduced spending on welfare means there could be more cash available for expenditure on schools, hospitals, and the police, he added.
They act as if promoting the general welfare meant promoting the interest of people who make more than $50,000 a year.
Osborne said that extra cuts to welfare meant that departmental budgets would be cut by 19% over the next four years.
Unaffordable, said Mr Brown, and phased in the awards, with a mere 1.5% added to salaries for the first six months and an additional 1% afterwards, bringing their value down to 1.9% overall.Nurses grumbled, and secured some concessions only in England was the award not eventually paid in full but concern about patients' welfare meant that their hands were tied.
On a scale of 1 (inadequate) to 6 (adequate), most of the sample thought the legal system was adequate to protect public welfare: mean = 3.75, but 16%% of respondents selected 1 or 2 representing inadequate law.
Social welfare meant to be a buffer against poverty is increasingly the sole source of income in poor households.
According to the National Life Table (Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare), mean life expectancy (years) in Japan in 2001 was 78.07 for men and 84.93 for women.
Not only will welfare mean control of pain and suffering, it will also entail nurturing and fulfilment of the animals' natures".
Neighborhood-based SES was provided by the local census authorities and included unemployment rate, welfare, mean income, retired population rate, population density, and residential stability (Dragano et al. 2009).
