Sentence examples for welfare structures from inspiring English sources

Old welfare structures have broken down, with little to take their place.

Until recently, any critique of neoliberal strategies of deregulation, privatisation and the reduction of welfare structures – let alone of capital itself – was cast in the dominant media as crazy talk.

"The failure of the state to prevent the deconstruction of welfare structures has assigned the actions of citizen groups and initiatives a central role in providing many of the social public services, extending from medical services for the uninsured, food and shelter for the homeless, to the maintenance and beautification of public spaces," writes Ampatzidou.

At the same time, the demographic changes leading to aging populations are combining with economic and political forces to drive the retrenchment of health and welfare structures across many western countries.

Ebola is not just a disease of individuals, but also one that infects society's most basic health and social welfare structures.

For the lack of state welfare structures, it is proposed to shift the burden to the family, but equally.

In 1996, the political stars aligned to undo a welfare structure created in 1935 as part of the New Deal.

Take a child in the bush in Africa or even in an almost middle-income nation like Vietnam, where there is a limited social welfare structure and birth registry.

However, the welfare structure of the Danish society reduces the risk of confounding by differences in socioeconomic status; in Denmark, statin users have unhealthier lifestyles than statin non-users.

Demographic decline is threatening to explode its social-welfare structure.

However, it is clear that CPS records alone are an imperfect source of data for measuring child maltreatment and these conclusions may not apply to states with different types of child welfare agency structures (e.g. non-centralized) (Fallon et al. 2010).