Sentence examples for welfare requirement from inspiring English sources

"What he's arguing is somehow we have changed the welfare requirement, the work requirement in our welfare laws.

A federal judge affirmed two previous decisions to strike down the welfare requirement in December, though Gov. Rick Scott (R) has vowed to appeal.

First, The General group included about 31% of the total testing takers in PHCs, and included major individuals with low income who were tested due to job, or welfare requirement.

One is the concept of public goods — rewarding farmers who meet environmental standards and animal welfare requirements.

One Romney aide also included the much-debated changes to welfare requirements as a policy aimed to win over African-American voters.

In his remarks, Mr. Cameron emphasized his government's efforts to limit immigration and toughen welfare requirements, and hinted that more was to come.

The courts eventually ruled against Mr. Giuliani's bid to deny shelter to homeless mothers who did not meet strict new welfare requirements and to put their children in foster care.

The complex weave of issues bearing on the family routinely are addressed piecemeal — gay marriage, the war on drugs, abortion, abstinence education, welfare requirements, contraception access, the marriage tax penalty, the child tax credit, mortgage tax breaks for homeowners.

Similarly, there is no question that fatherlessness in black communities exploded after the relaxation of welfare requirements in the late 1960s with poor blacks in mind (a seldom-told story; one reference is "Winning The Race", a book I wrote).

In some cases, especially where experiments began early (states have been allowed for almost a decade to seek waivers from federal welfare requirements), the lightening of the load has been dramatic.

They are also concerned that new, more stringent welfare requirements being called for by President Bush, which now seem likely to pass with Republicans in control of Congress, could mean that New York City would lose the money and flexibility it needs to treat this more challenging population.