Sentence examples for welfare set out from inspiring English sources
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What's more, the business model of welfare reform set out in the Freud Report has been completely discredited by the collapse of the banks.
The potential Conservative welfare cuts set out in the leaked Whitehall documents demonstrate the huge risks awaiting any administration that seeks, as the Tories have promised, to cut billions from the social security budget in the next parliament.
George Osborne bringing forward a bill to sanction the cuts in welfare benefits set out in the autumn statement is a crude, cynical attempt to lay a trap for Labour.
But the BBC's chief political correspondent Norman Smith said he understood that Labour would not oppose many of the welfare changes set out by ministers, aware that the chancellor was setting a "bear trap" for them.
Asked about the specific £12bn welfare cut target set out at the 2015 election, Osborne: replied "I am pretty confident we can deliver what we promised the British people we would deliver".
Miliband is expecting to suffer a rebellion of about two dozen MPs when he asks Labour MPs on Wednesday to vote for the permanent welfare spending cap set out by the coalition in the budget and for the charter on budget responsibility that targets the national debt falling as a percentage of GDP by 2015-16.
Mr Clegg said he was "no slouch" when it comes to welfare savings, having set out plans to cut £3bn from the budget.
The DLA is to be replaced with a new benefit under plans set out in the Welfare Reform Bill.
Though he came to favour stiff prison sentences for criminals and public orphanages for welfare mothers, he never set out on his quests with pre-set answers.
"In terms of the changes he is seeking, in terms of welfare reform, he has set out there would be reciprocal changes across the EU," David Cameron's official spokesman said.
