Sentence examples for welfare policing from inspiring English sources

These 10 or so regions should control: health, welfare, policing, local infrastructure and above all economic development.

More generally, it recognised that the state needed to be radically trimmed and set about a thoroughgoing reform of education, welfare, policing, pensions and much more besides.

A vast number of studies offer detailed accounts of the impact of the new public management and the rise of the new governance within particular policy sectors, such as health care, social welfare, policing, and public security.

Of the four major areas of reform that were outlined last May education, welfare, policing and health care only the last has run into serious trouble.After a slow start, the government's Blairite vision of more choice and competition among state schools is being realised.

As a result there was no agreement on many of the big issues such as welfare, policing, criminal justice, air passenger duty and teachers' pay and conditions.

Previous studies have concluded that a single period of homelessness can cost taxpayers $20,000 or more, in the form of welfare, policing, health care, maintaining homeless shelters, and other expenses.

For many of them, their major contact with state services has involved child welfare, police and the courts.

Welfare polices that encouraged poor women to have babies, the book argued, risked lowering average American IQ.

This year we conducted research with police officers across England and Wales, focusing on the impact of cuts on public welfare, police officer welfare and performance.

"The pattern will continue to be uneven, with spending on the NHS, pensions, schools, defence and overseas development protected, meaning that reductions will be concentrated on other areas of welfare, police and fire services, courts and prisons, childcare, higher and further education, and local services such as social care, children's services and local transport," the report said.

This is a working class area where the incumbent, Dilma Rousseff, might be expected to do well, thanks to her government's welfare polices.