Sentence examples for welfare roles from inspiring English sources

Like other states, New Jersey also saw impressive growth during the Whitman administration and cut its welfare roles.

Government-owned enterprises are shedding their welfare roles, but the state is ill-equipped to take over.

The 6.1percentt unemployment rate in the Northwest Territories is already the lowest in Canada, and the territory has shaven its welfare roles by 40percentt in the last four years.

"If they aren't confrontational and actually implement it, there is significant risk that people won't work and we will see the welfare roles begin to climb again," said Mark Hoover, a deputy commissioner under Mr. Giuliani.

Although many university departments offer training to academic and teaching staff, and are now appointing academics with welfare roles, this does not necessarily prepare them for the emotional issues that can arise.

Some of the London exhibitors, like Katie McLaughlin, a "sheep-to-shawl" weaver and sheep herder from Tazewell, are involved as well as teachers of residents leaving the welfare roles to find meaningful work.

Increasingly, they are fulfilling a welfare role.

Banned former Essendon player Brent Prismall is standing down from his player welfare role with the Western Bulldogs in a public relations disaster for the AFL.

Second, the welfare role of government is greater in a society marked by a highly privatised notion of property and small families.

He said that they played a useful social welfare role, but that a minority of them offered little but hard-line religious training, producing semiliterate graduates susceptible to hatred.

Chris Price, Pecan's executive director, says food banks risk becoming a precarious charitable safety net for a welfare system that is failing to provide the support to which claimants are entitled, and that that a voluntary project originally designed to meet tiny gaps in state provision is being almost imperceptibly sucked into a mainstream welfare role.