Sentence examples for welfare pay from inspiring English sources

"Has fourteen kids and lets the welfare pay," said Gary.

"Programmes such as Casualty, EastEnders, Dragons' Den and Mastermind are ratings winners, but we want to know that the staff who produce this content are being treated ethically, with proper regard for their welfare, pay and working conditions".

What they felt most dissatisfied with were work reward (i.e. welfare, pay, and promotion opportunity), working conditions, and sense of work achievements [ 22].

But most poor people, including anyone who wants to move around, will be better off with cash welfare paid in full.

"Nor should we pamper them with unnecessary welfare" paid for with taxes from "the less fortunate, many who are working two jobs just to make ends meet".

They would say, of course Democrats are less anxious, because they are the happy, subsidised beneficiaries of government welfare, paid for with debt that will ruin the country.

A year ago, Ms. Kendell and her boyfriend, Doug, were on welfare, paying $240 a month to rent a tiny apartment in a boarding house.

"The Weston family is among the prime beneficiaries of a system of corporate welfare paid for by EU consumers," Oxfam says.

A prison administrator acknowledged that she tried to find workarounds, and the prison's ob-gyn defended the expenditure, saying: Over a 10-year period, that isn't a huge amount of money compared to what you save in welfare paying for these unwanted children – as they procreated more.

This is an especially acute dilemma for progressives who want plenty of both solidarity (high social cohesion and generous welfare paid out of a progressive tax system) and diversity (equal respect for a wide range of peoples, values and ways of life).

Depending on the canton of residence, a subsidy kicks in at a premium amounting to eight to ten percent of taxable income, while public welfare pays the premium for the very poor.