Sentence examples for welfare rate from inspiring English sources

The fallout from the most recent death has shown just how far the authorities in Kitakyushu went to achieve a flat welfare rate.

Between 2000 and 2006, as Japan's welfare rate grew to 1.18percentt from 0.84percentt, Kitakyusha's rate grew microscopically — to 1.28percentt from 1.26percentt.

To measure company's contribution to employee, scholars use the wage and welfare rate and wage growth rate.

On top of that, welfare rates in BC haven't been raised for eight years, and the general welfare rate continues to be $600 [$455 USD] per month.

On top of that, welfare rates in BC haven't been raised for eight years, and the general welfare rate continues to be $600 per month.

If available, we used unemployment rate in the neighborhood, or, alternatively, welfare rate, average education level, or mean income.

Racial differences in welfare rates disappear.

In "Census Shows Big Gain for Mexican-Americans" (news article, May 10), an immigration expert says welfare rates are higher among Hispanic immigrants.

Steven Camarota, research director of the Center for Immigration Studies, a group that advocates more restrictive immigration policies, said poverty and welfare rates were higher among Hispanic immigrants.

"Everybody that used to run the city," Mr. Giuliani said to murmurs of approval, "and used to run the city with the high crime rates and the big welfare rates, and used to run the city when it was called ungovernable, all of those people support my opponent, right?

As the linen mills and the docks have closed over the years, unemployment has soared (in some lower-income Catholic areas, the rate of male unemployment is as high as eighty per cent), but welfare rates are generous-compared with those in the Republic of Ireland, at least.