Sentence examples for welfare restructuring from inspiring English sources

"Our social safety net system in the state and in the city has been weakened since the welfare restructuring," said Bich Ha Pham, the director of policy, advocacy and research for the federation and an author of the report.

The combination of the increase in the proportion of single parent families, welfare restructuring, and the increased labour market insecurity thus contributed to the increased child poverty rate.

This paper uses the changing landscape of the addiction treatment system as a way to understand broader trends in welfare state restructuring.

Our empirical findings point to a multiple and reworked configuration within detox programs, while conceptually, our tripartite understanding of spaces of treatment serves to caution against totalizing accounts of current welfare state restructuring.

The women's housing experiences are embedded within a deepening of neoliberal welfare cutbacks and restructuring under what Peck (2012) has called 'austerity urbanism'.

This article provides some important insights for the literature on grassroots resistance to urban redevelopment, welfare state restructuring and public housing redevelopment.

The same applies to the three succeeding governments between 1995 and 2010, which continued the incremental welfare state restructuring within the pre-existing policy paradigms towards labour market flexibility, welfare pluralism, supply side economics, and efforts at minimising social expenditures.

Govt. reorganization, tax reform, restructuring the welfare system, the energy program - these are enormous legislative undertakings.

That's my ideal world: the creative impulse and restructured welfare.

Nonetheless, during the 1980s, when the ideological climate favoured market economics, considerable privatization was initiated, government economic intervention was reduced, and the welfare state was restructured.

They have collaborated to memorably corrosive effect in earlier plays like "Stitches" (in which a disfigured girl becomes a trend-setting supermodel) and "One Woman Shoe" (in which the welfare program is restructured as a talent contest).