Sentence examples for welfare wing from inspiring English sources
Jamat-ud Dawa, the social welfare wing of LeT, has been blacklisted in the wake of the Mumbai attacks although it continues to function.
The cull has exacerbated the split between the party's conservation and animal-welfare wings.
That's right, for a guy who is supposed to decide how to interpret our Constitution, apparently reporting the bounty his wife pulled in through the right-wing welfare system of think tank stipends and Tea Party activism is somewhat more difficult than making jokes about body hair and coca cola to co-workers of a female persuasion.
He added that Labour needed to understand that the electorate broadly backs Conservative welfare reforms that left-wing MPs recently voted against.
The European welfare state spread its wings not because Europeans were soft-headed, but because economic transformations led to job losses in entire sectors, such as coal and steel, and people needed some encouragement for their personal future.
Between them, Whitehall, academia and NGOs have churned out enough surveys on social welfare claimants to fill a wing of the Bodleian library.
On the optimistic side, Boix (1998) stresses that globalisation allows leftist parties to expand their activities in human capital formation, expanding the welfare state more than right-wing parties do.
After declining an invitation to visit James Turner Street, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats, said that he believed both left- and right-wing arguments on welfare were wrong.
There is not much evidence for the rise of a Scandinavian underclass, which may explain why the right wing critique of the welfare state ignores the facts.
Mr. Giuliani frequently points to New York City's welfare-to-work program as a success, and a spokeswoman, Kim Serafin, asserted that Mrs. Clinton's position on welfare was "consistent with her left-wing ideology over the past 25 years".
