Sentence examples for welfare use from inspiring English sources

The rationale behind that reasoning was unspoken, and much nastier: people on welfare use drugs.

"Even with unemployment benefits, once we compare migrants to similar natives, there is no difference in welfare use," reckons Mr Kahanec.In general, employment and wage differentials are far bigger motives for migration than welfare.

A third critic, a lawyer and Madoff victim named Helen Davis Chaitman, complained that her clients "have been forced to go on welfare, use food stamps, and sell their homes for a fraction of what they are worth" because claims were being paid too slowly.

(There were also more studies of impacts on welfare use – the outcome we study in this paper – than on any other outcome variable).

Overall, these results suggest that among welfare leavers followed over the longer term, work participation and welfare receipt, per se, are relatively less important correlates of children's behavior compared to the more proximate family economic and psychological stressors that persist despite leavers' substantially increased work and decreased welfare use over time.

And welfare use will decrease.

"Welfare" used to mean a monthly check that could be immediately converted to cash.

Lou Ann Cataneo of New York, a self-described "poster child for the welfare-to-work movement," spent a decade living on welfare, using drugs and running from a violent boyfriend.

TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), which is what welfare is called now, helps far fewer people than welfare used to, even though the poor have been laid low by the worst economy since the Depression.

The problem for Sheila is the idea that her development might be watched and recorded for a purpose unrelated to her welfare: used by the voracious and amoral writer who exists in the same person as her mother.

This study investigates program animal welfare using both behavioral and physiological measures in two separate experiments.