Sentence examples for would require welfare from inspiring English sources

The administration's plan would require welfare recipients to work at least 24 hours a week, with 16 more hours in training or education or other "constructive activities".

The legislation passed today comes three years after the governor and the Legislature approved a law that would require welfare officials to place students in workfare jobs on college campuses so they can continue their studies.

Mr. Bush's proposal, passed by the House last month and being considered in the Senate, would require welfare recipients to work 40 hours a week, an increase from 30 hours.

He lost an expensive United States Senate race in July, but he has jumped back into his work, naming Senate committee heads early and announcing his support for legislation, including a bill that would require welfare applicants to take drug tests.

Last week, with help and support from the ASPCA, Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV) introduced the Animal Emergency Planning Act, legislation that would require American Welfare Act licensees to develop disaster plans and keep them on file – a rule long delayed by USDA.

The Bloomberg administration is potentially facing a new federal standard that would require 70percentt of welfare recipients to work.

Simply to avoid such an acceleration in cuts in this kind of spending would require cuts in welfare (or other) spending, or tax rises, of a further £12 billion ($20 billion) a year by 2018-19.But before that the chancellor has not helped himself to achieve the fiscal neutrality he claims to be targeting.

Republicans across the nation and in Congress have championed legislation that would require applicants for welfare, food stamps and unemployment benefits to submit to drug testing.

Maximizing global welfare would require distributing resources to those who can convert them in welfare – either for themselves or for others – more efficiently (cf. Derclaye [2012]).

The other bill Georgia officials claimed would save money requires welfare applicants to pass drug tests.

The Tories are challenging Labour to say whether they would back the plans, which would require further cuts to welfare spending.