Sentence examples similar to welfare planned from inspiring English sources

Douglas Alexander, who managed David Miliband's campaign, has been given the key task of shadowing the welfare plans being drawn up by Iain Duncan Smith.

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A18 Bush Welfare Plans Faulted Many of President Bush's welfare proposals are not realistic and would encourage states to place poor people in menial, unproductive jobs to meet stringent new work requirements, officials say in a survey by the National Governors AssociationNational Governors Association

Reforms have been far reaching, including substantial changes to our tax, welfare, planning and labour laws, not to mention the successful partial sell-down of state companies, the considerable overhaul of our Justice, Security and Corrections agencies and, of course, trade liberalisation.

EBSA oversees millions of private-sector pension and welfare benefit plans, including health plans, that provide benefits to approximately 142 million Americans.

"It'll march ahead," the mayor vowed of his welfare plan.

At the time, he writes, "the registry was hailed as facilitating government administration and improving welfare planning".

It's not a jobs or infrastructure plan at all, but "a massive corporate welfare plan for contractors".

Williams attacked the government's welfare plans, saying he was particularly concerned about the cuts in housing benefit.

In fact, the poor are being pushed off Medicaid as the Republican government tightens the social welfare plans.

Mr. Bush also made the case today for his proposed $135 million for abstinence education, also part of his welfare plan.