Sentence examples for welfare removal from inspiring English sources

Interpretation and translation are often central to proceedings for deportation, asylum, or welfare removal.

In early January Lucy Emery, a transferee welfare and removals officer on Nauru, wrote to Ricketts and Timothy Bryant, another assistant secretary, indicating that a Syrian on Nauru wanted to be repatriated and seeking advice on what documentation would be needed because the man was born in Palestine.

The government has pledged to create 3m more funded by a cut to the welfare cap and removal of housing benefit from jobless 18- to 21-year-olds – but where will it find the companies to take them?

However, a trade-off between residual perceptions of reduced service quality, and the welfare gains from removal of user fees should guide such a policy change.

But he says problems with delivery of the government's welfare shakeup and the removal of legal aid funding for challenging benefits decisions meant there was actually a drop in cases, from more than 50,000 in July 2013 to 8,775 in March this year.

Child Welfare Toughens Laws on Removal of Newborns New York City has enacted a tough new policy that allows the authorities to remove newborns from their parents' homes in all but an "extraordinary instance" if the parents previously had children taken from their custody and their case is still open, Leslie Kaufman reports.

Behavioral parent training programs have documented efficacy for improving behaviors among parents and their children and are frequently used by child welfare agencies to prevent removal of a child from the parental home or to facilitate reunification.

The email outlined a host of other policy gains for the Green Party, including the establishment of an independent climate commission and, an increase in the conservation budget, free counselling for under-25s, and an overhaul of the welfare system, including the removal of "excessive sanctions".

Writing about Leeds in the late-90s, journalist Nick Davies described the "perfect recipe for the destruction of a community" – first the loss of jobs, then a widespread transfer of housing from owner-occupiers to absentee landlords, and finally the removal of welfare safety nets that had always existed to protect communities from this kind of implosion.

Although it was too early to establish the long-term health effects on tenants, it says that the perceived adverse effects of the bedroom tax – coupled with other welfare cuts, such as the removal of council tax benefit and tax credits – were likely to result in a greater demand among residents for family doctor and mental health services.

Remember also that this agreement does nothing to address other important welfare issues, such as routine removal of part of the birds' beaks to prevent them from pecking each other - a common stress response due to the confined conditions.