Sentence examples for welfare surplus from inspiring English sources

The money involved is part of the city's share of a windfall welfare surplus reaped by the state now that welfare rolls have been reduced.

Mr. Bruno said he was not at all troubled by spending down the state's reserves or using up one-time windfalls, like the $880 million welfare surplus.

But it is not entirely about size: Idaho, a state with a relatively small population, has a large sum of unspent welfare dollars, while Illinois, one of the nation's most populous states, has spent all its federal welfare surplus, the biggest chunk of it on child care.

The states argue that Washington itself is partly to blame for the bind they are facing, pointing out that Congress made it harder for states to accumulate welfare surpluses to use in an economic downturn.

Mary had died in 1928, but Grace, a farmer's wife, and Carrie, a journalist, were both still living in South Dakota — Grace and her husband receiving welfare and surplus food.

Figure 7 The maximum total welfare, consumer surplus and industry profit for different sizes of symmetric networks (pmb{3leq nleq 30}).

Figure 7 shows the activity levels at which the total welfare, consumer surplus and industry profit are maximized for different sizes of the symmetric networks.

The aim is to characterize a vector P q) of policy-functions and a vector q of decision profiles, which optimize an objective-function (e.g. social welfare, consumer surplus, profit, pay-off, etc).

If the total welfare, consumer surplus and industry profit are maximized at (k_{mathit{TW}}), (k_{mathit{CS}}) and (k_{Pi}), respectively then with respect to the network size n, 1. (k_{Pi} = k_{mathit{TW}} = k_{mathit{CS}} = n-1) if goods are independent;   2.

I grew up in the projects of South Philadelphia on welfare and surplus food, before there were food stamps.

The use of the welfare-fund surplus is only one of several ways the governor is trying to maximize the money flowing from Washington to Albany.