Welfare reform has also made welfare less responsive to recessions.
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SANDERS: It is corporate welfare and yes, I oppose corporate welfare.
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They use welfare-chauvinist arguments to attack immigration, not the welfare state.
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As they left the welfare rolls, government spending on welfare payments declined.
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Thus one significant factor relevant to assessing Welfare Reform is the quality of jobs former welfare recipients have found as a path off of welfare.
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Although successful societies need welfare states, most of Europe's welfare states need refocusing.
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The vast majority of animal welfare charities don't work on farmed animal welfare.
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"Spending cuts" always mean "welfare cuts"; welfare reduction is in the party's DNA.
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Together, they reformed welfare, emphasizing that the best welfare program is a good job.
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Welfare Rewards Childbearing Virtually all welfare programs pay substantially more if you have children.
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Work requirements in other welfare programs have helped move individuals from welfare to work.
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Until Clinton-era welfare reform, SNAP benefits were automatically linked with other welfare payments.
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One conviction involved a suburban welfare department official who skimmed $125,000 in welfare funds.
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Fowler is charged with endangering the welfare of children and obstructing a child welfare investigation.
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It has both effectively tied minorities to welfare, and tied welfare to government writ large.
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Some politicians opposed to welfare have implicitly linked the program to minorities, evoking "welfare queens," recipients from the "inner city" or immigrants who come to America just to use welfare.
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More limited welfare reform: The group had an important conversation about defining what welfare reform means.
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The most rigorous animal welfare certification program when it comes to eggs is Animal Welfare Approved.
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Still, the Reformation probably aided the transition from the medieval welfare Church to the modern welfare state.
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"What's truly at issue here is the welfare of employees, the welfare of the environment," he said.
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Why it matters: Welfare remains unpopular in our country; it's always popular to limit or cut "welfare".
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Because Whole Foods' animal welfare policy seems so comprehensive, it's an interesting target for animal welfare groups.
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We can't confront the idea of the welfare queen without grappling with the real life welfare queen.
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For example, Congress passed welfare reform in 1996 that dramatically reduced the number of Americans on welfare.
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You'll spend more money looking for welfare fraud than you will find in money of welfare fraud.
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Those experiments were usually done rigorously, with recipients randomly assigned to traditional welfare or welfare-to-work programs.
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But it's a kind of "welfare chauvinism": They support the welfare state, but only for the native people.
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"Consumer welfare gains of about $25 million would outweigh producer welfare losses of about $22 million," it stated.
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Those leaving welfare also discovered a newfound sense of dignity and self-worth — something welfare will never provide.
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We need to focus on freeing people from welfare completely, instead of simply tinkering with the welfare experience.
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But maybe we don't care as much about overall welfare but instead the welfare of the worst-off.
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It avoids politically unpopular forms of welfare while significantly bolstering the welfare state for those who need it.
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According to Edelman, the welfare reform law destroyed the federal safety net by increasing poverty, lowering income for single mothers, moving people from welfare into homeless shelters, and leaving states free to eliminate welfare entirely.
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He also shepherded passage of the oft-maligned welfare reform bill of 2373, which made welfare benefits more temporary.
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Animal welfare concernsAgricultural interests and animal welfare groups agree that animal husbandry standards need to be raised in Germany.
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When he became mayor, he put in place a welfare-to-work program that drastically reduced the welfare rolls.
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Welfare Discourages Work One of the cruel paradoxes of our welfare system is that it keeps people from working.
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Shlaes's conclusion that the expansion of welfare programs failed to improve public welfare is a staple of conservative rhetoric.
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The Animal Welfare Institute, one of the oldest animal welfare organizations, and the ASPCA are also part of the coalition.
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"The shocked homeowner, unsure what to do with the pony, contacted World Horse Welfare," the animal welfare group said Friday.
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Eight years after Titicut Follies, Wiseman released his 10th film: Welfare, an almost three-hour look at the welfare system.
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It's not just that welfare reform had a racially disparate impact, it's that welfare reform was enabled by racist politics.
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On the other hand, the demographic shift in the welfare rolls exacerbated the politics around welfare and racialized the debate.
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Welfare Reform was deemed a success when welfare rolls initially dropped by more than 50 percent in a booming economy.
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Before 1979, HHS did have "welfare" in its title, and was known as the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
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This landmark welfare reform law substantially changed the U.S. welfare system for the first time in more than six decades.
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Manager, Child Welfare Policy (Grant Funded)
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is seeking a Manager, Child Welfare Policy in our Washington, DC office to manage AAP's growing portfolio of grant-funded work on child welfare policy issues.
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With welfare, because it is targeted and therefore withdrawn as income is earned, people on welfare are effectively punished for working.
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But is the decline in welfare rolls the proper standard, 20 years later, for judging the success of the Welfare Reform?
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So I have a simple message for our leaders: If you really want to help welfare families, you must reform welfare.
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But Elizabeth McGuire, who heads the Campaign for Adequate Welfare and Disability, has seen a transformation in former welfare receipts already.
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States became seedbeds of welfare innovation in their efforts to fight poverty through employment and other means of reducing welfare dependency.
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For decades, many of those same messages have been levied as arguments against social welfare programs including welfare benefits and SNAP.
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Another author would have used the "welfare queen" as a jumping-off point to explore stereotypes, welfare politics and political rhetoric.
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In 2019, expect to see this support transfer to a broader welfare reform bill that swaps welfare checks out for paychecks.
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After welfare reform in 240 many states started putting more TANF money towards programmes other than cash welfare, but Texas has been particularly zealous, diverting most such funds to pre-kindergarten, child-welfare services, pregnancy-prevention efforts and more.
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Notwithstanding talk about "welfare queens," 40 years of evidence shows that the poor do not stop working when welfare becomes more generous.
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"We want to smooth the path from welfare to work, pull people out of poverty, pull people out of welfare," Ryan said.
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As the successful 1996 welfare reforms showed, work requirements help our welfare system achieve its goal of reducing poverty especially among children.
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Among Rocard's achievements were the creation of a minimum welfare benefit in France and reform of the financing of the welfare system.
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Trump highlighted welfare reform as he promoted his administration's efforts to reduce government spending, even aside from the welfare changes he seeks.
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" In another episode, Lewis compared being on welfare to being enslaved, arguing that the welfare state had "substituted one plantation for another.
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"Welfare reform" set that template in the 1990s, purporting to free Americans from dependency by giving them a whole lot less welfare.
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From 1953 to 1979, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare housed most of the nation's social welfare and economic support programs.
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In an interview with Nine newspapers published on Sunday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison flagged welfare reform would be a priority for his government and discussed the cashless welfare card - aimed at preventing welfare payments being spent on alcohol, drugs and gambling.
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"Before welfare reform, you had, in the minds of most Americans, a stark separation between the deserving working poor and the undeserving welfare poor," Barack Obama said in 2008, explaining why he supported the welfare law enacted under President Bill Clinton.
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Does that mean that you -- if you&aposre on a welfare program, does that mean you don&apost need the welfare program anymore?
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Welfare checks primarily happening in Texas and Arizona The welfare checks are primarily happening at CBP border patrol stations in Texas and Arizona.
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In 1996, President Bill Clinton signed a welfare "reform" bill that led to more than 6 million mothers with children losing welfare benefits.
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Welfare reform did not improve the lives of poor women, working or otherwise, but it definitely did end welfare as we knew it.
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While Taylor and her story were used to foment hatred against welfare cheats, welfare fraud was almost certainly the least of her crimes.
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The 1981 law allowing states to apply for exemptions from federal welfare law required an evaluation of the welfare experiments conducted by states.
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But depending on the state misdemeanors can drunk driving, endangering the welfare of a child; domestic violence; and insurance, healthcare, and welfare fraud.
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Still, a number of liberal welfare experts who joined his administration, including Georgetown law professor Peter Edelman, the Kennedy School's Bane, and Ellwood, would be tasked with developing the Clinton welfare plan, alongside the more vociferously anti-welfare aide and speechwriter Bruce Reed.
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While elderly white Republicans came to enjoy the Social Security and Medicare of their own dedicated welfare state — a kind of welfare gerontocracy, as opposed to the European right's welfare chauvinism — they resisted the expansion of similar programs to others deemed less deserving.
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The government plans to trim growth in welfare outlays to 500 billion yen next year, 130 billion yen less than the welfare ministry seeks.
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Harden showed that the "welfare queen" could be redeemed, transforming the face of welfare's alleged problems into the same fare of welfare reform's promise.
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Easily the most consequential is the discount rate, which captures how much more lightly welfare in the future is weighed compared with welfare today.
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By endorsing Trump, prominent pro-lifers proved their critics correct: They really do prioritize the welfare of fetuses over the welfare of everyone else.
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But not until step 43 are producers required to use "higher-welfare breeds," which is perhaps the most pressing animal welfare issue in farming.
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"The success of [welfare] depends on whether caseworkers and clients buy into the ideology of the institution," a sociologist writes in Selling Welfare Reform.
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But rather than be declared irrelevant or erroneous, TANF-style welfare reform became the playbook for the Trump-era war on the welfare state.
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This is a clear question of dynamic efficiencies and welfare gains technology can generate today at the cost of potential adverse welfare effects tomorrow.
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"We want to smooth the path from welfare to work, pull people out of poverty, pull people out of welfare," Ryan said this week.
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"If people are paid money freely that makes them creative, productive and welfare brings welfare," Muraja told Reuters about his experience of the pilot.
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Indeed, recent experiences in state-level welfare reform may offer some useful insights for promoting greater discretion over welfare programs to the state level.
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"We want to smooth the path from welfare to work, pull people out of poverty, pull people out of welfare," Ryan said in December.
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Welfare was defined as reparation, the nuclear family was dismissed as an oppressive European construct, and requirements for welfare payments were portrayed as demeaning.
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The legislation substantially reconstructed the nation's welfare system by giving state governments more autonomy over welfare services while also reducing the federal government's role.
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Le Pen embraces an approach that scholars call "welfare chauvinism," a defense of the French welfare state as something only French people should enjoy.
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Exploding demand for organic products and the absence of clear organic animal welfare standards have allowed the organic market to be flooded with large-scale industrial producers who profit from the public's desire for higher-welfare animal products without actually providing meaningful animal welfare.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Making Hungry Kids Fund Tax Cuts" (editorial, June 22): In describing potential changes in the federal government structure, you discuss the Republican effort to demonize the word "welfare" (as in welfare queens, welfare cheats, losers, takers and the like).
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Welfare reform through devolving greater discretion to states In devolving greater discretion over means-tested welfare programs to states, we can begin to observe which welfare reforms are most effective in encouraging work, reducing poverty and reducing the fiscal burden of unsustainable program growth.
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Rupa Verma, chairperson of state-run Child Welfare Committee, an organization for children&aposs welfare, said Indwar took the child away when the couple arrived.
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"They are not subject to farm welfare legislation but there is a Code of Practice to safeguard their welfare," a DEFRA spokesperson told VICE News.
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The headline proposals—to merge the education and labour departments and consolidate welfare programmes into a rechristened Department of Health and Public Welfare—are not.
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Historically, welfare has been defined as direct cash assistance to the poor, programs that have been consistently shrinking since bipartisan welfare overhaul in the 1990s.
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The end result was that tens of thousands of former welfare recipients moved into Wisconsin's workforce, which cut our welfare payments by more than half.
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Slightly over one-third of respondents in the survey believed that most welfare recipients would prefer to stay on welfare rather than earn a living.
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Most people started using cash welfare after a divorce or separation and didn't stay long on the dole, even if they returned to welfare periodically.
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Similar matches throughout the welfare state from the feds to the states are why America now spends more than $1 trillion a year on welfare.
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Similar rules for welfare came into effect at the federal level as part of the historic welfare reform effort of 1996, led by President Clinton.
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A welfare check In November, the Bethel Park Police Department in Pennsylvania conducted a welfare check on the victim at the request of a friend.
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A sensible and effective foreign policy recognizes that our safety and welfare is bound up with the safety and welfare of others around the world.
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Recently, the president signed an executive order laying the groundwork for real welfare reform, which includes giving states more flexibility to change their welfare programs.
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"If people are paid money freely that makes them creative, productive and welfare brings welfare," Mr. Muraja told Reuters about his experience of the pilot.
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An office at the Ministry of Health and Welfare, which administers the NPS, was also raided on Wednesday, a Ministry of Health and Welfare spokeswoman confirmed.
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Welfare As part of his effort to move the Democratic Party to the center, Bill Clinton made welfare reform a cornerstone of his 1992 presidential bid.
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For most people, the stereotypical welfare recipient is black, and so politicians can disparage black people, or appeal to anti-black racists, by disparaging welfare recipients.
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When Bill Clinton signed his welfare reform into law, he agreed to write checks to the states and let them handle how they dish out welfare.
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In other words, we're living with the consequences of Reagan's "welfare queen" dog-whistle politics, which both Bill and Hillary Clinton perpetuated to justify welfare reform.
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And coupling immigration restrictionism with strong support for the welfare state, an approach called "welfare chauvinism," has worked pretty well for some European far-right parties.
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The name could possibly include "welfare," as the plan would seek to shift welfare programs like food stamps, currently in the Department of Agriculture, into HHS.
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America needs to stop its job base from imploding and create a more dynamic economy to replace welfare checks with paychecks, and welfare recipients with taxpayers.
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Voters tend to be more favorable toward animal welfare than legislators, and animal welfare laws have had some of their biggest successes at the ballot box.
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And I believe that this translates directly into the culture that is breeding this welfare and the high percentage of people on welfare in the black race.
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Policymakers must take what we learned in welfare reform, expand it to all welfare programs, and finance this through the reduction of wasteful and unproductive public programs.
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Since welfare reform, states have had the ability to conduct reasonable suspicion drug-testing for welfare recipients, which has been a complete waste of time and money.
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A quarter-century ago, Walker's predecessor, Tommy Thompson, led state-level welfare reform that spurred and informed federal welfare reform signed into law by former President Clinton.
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One 2015 study of Maryland welfare recipients, for instance, found that just 22 percent of recipients of unemployment benefits found stable employment five years after leaving welfare.
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A key feature of this plan is that it caps federal welfare spending in perpetuity, thereby beginning the process of devolving welfare spending back to the states.
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The goal of welfare reform was to kick people off of welfare; the goal of healthcare reform was theoretically to get more people onto health insurance plans.
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When the Animal Welfare Act was passed in the mid-1960s, Congress had received more mail about animal welfare than civil rights and the Vietnam War combined.
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Prior to the signing of the 1996 Welfare federal reform plan into law, Wisconsin had already reformed our welfare program (which the federal law was based on).
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John McWhorter, a writer and linguist, for example, argued that Ms. Piven and Mr. Cloward's work on welfare rights led African-Americans to become dependent on welfare.
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Kansas families who left welfare not only saw an increase in gross earnings, but their financial status improved on net, even after accounting for lost welfare benefits.
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Dr. Pierce — the only obstetrician in Aiken County who would accept patients on welfare — made sterilization a condition of her continuing to receive welfare benefits through Medicaid.
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According to The Nation, the bill destroyed welfare through a series of maneuvers: restricting who could get cash welfare, or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); limiting access to TANF to a lifetime total of five years; making states decrease the number of families issued welfare; switching welfare from a federal program to state grant; and basically forcing poor mothers to work, which prevented them from attending college.
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Work requirements have been used in other social welfare programs, and they have been studied extensively in cash assistance programs, both as pilot programs in the old welfare system and as a standard feature of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program initiated by welfare reform in the 1990s.
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Put together, this order outlines much of the conservative welfare agenda, which has long promoted cutting welfare programs, either through pushing people off the federal rolls with harsher work requirements or block-granting funding to the states, giving them more purview over how to allocate money to welfare programs.
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We need to lift the burdens on small businesses so you have jobs, and we need welfare reform that gets people off of welfare and back to work.
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"The first two books were a nostalgic daydream of growing up in the Swedish welfare state (albeit a crumbling welfare state on the cusp of reform)," Stålenhag explains.
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The government is also managing the consultation between the central and regional governments regarding the welfare programmes under the principle of properly distributing precious tax for promoting welfare.
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" The Christian Science Monitor goes with "Trump to take on welfare, but not all Republicans are on board," while Reuters warns, "Political risk looms over Republicans' welfare tinkering.
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By the 1970s, that presumption having vanished, Ronald Reagan could argue that welfare mothers were "lazy parasites" and "pigs at the trough," laying the groundwork for welfare reform.
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They claimed that animal welfare requirements were expensive, that they would prevent more organic farming, and that animal welfare has "nothing to do" with the concept of organic.
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And records suggested that the authorities at Washington's child welfare agency were more directly involved in monitoring Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu than was New York City's child welfare agency.
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Her RISE Out of Poverty Act would fundamentally change the nature of "welfare reform" by shifting the measure of success from reducing welfare rolls to reducing child poverty.
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"Many Americans blamed the rise of welfare spending … on new Hispanic immigrants and newly empowered blacks using relaxed welfare laws to free ride," he writes, again without challenge.
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Politicians will decry abuse of the welfare system as a way to appeal to fears of black people taking advantage of the welfare system and purportedly wasting taxpayer money.
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As the welfare backlash grew in the 1980s, the federal government was beginning to issue waivers to states to allow them to experiment with various welfare-to-work approaches.
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" Adding that, "WAZA has a clear and openly available Welfare Strategy, Caring for Wildlife, that was developed with, and endorsed by, many animal welfare partners including World Animal Protection.
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Across the board, whites had more unfavorable views of welfare than people of color, in large part because they considered welfare something that people of color primarily benefit from.
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The right-wing governments they elect then enact welfare cutbacks, both to punish the immigrants whom their voters fear and because right-wing parties love welfare cuts in general.
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From Ronald Reagan's war on air traffic controllers to Bill Clinton's welfare reform, the reach of the welfare state has been deliberately shortened by Democratic and Republican presidents alike.
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This twin shift reflects a rejection of the longstanding Democratic position on welfare reform and the biggest proposed expansion of the welfare state since at least the Great Society.
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It will also undermine the success of welfare reform, as more low-income families realize that welfare and its Medicaid benefit are their only avenue to health care coverage.
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Before the 1996 welfare reform law, a majority of states had been experimenting with innovations centered on preparing welfare recipients for work and a life free of public assistance.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden warned of "welfare moms driving luxury cars" and leading wealthy lifestyles in a 1988 newspaper column to highlight Congress' success in passing welfare reform.
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After the welfare law was enacted, the number of welfare recipients plunged more than 50 percent in five years, to 5.7 million in 2001, from 12.3 million in 20073.
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The current set of welfare and anti-poverty programs and regulations in states such as Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Rhode Island are trapping welfare recipients in long-term poverty.
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The facts show that a low minimum wage results in "corporate welfare" for big businesses, as their employees who make the minimum wage qualify for food stamps and welfare.
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"The whole system of animal welfare needs to be upgraded in Thailand," said Tanya Erzinclioglu, who cared for tigers at the Tiger Temple before becoming an animal welfare activist.
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Ford's grant-makers are employed "for the general purpose of advancing human welfare," so their work requires determining what human welfare consists of and how best to advance it.
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The broken entity that is child welfare system and the racism that is so embedded in this society had prominent roles in how my child welfare case played out.
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This means that for policymakers interested in improving the welfare of the American people, the first and most important item to consider is whose welfare is most worth improving.
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In the early 1990s, Michigan and Wisconsin, led by their Republican governors, enacted the models for "Welfare to Work" inside the very federal welfare scheme they aimed to topple.
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A spokesman for the National Indian Child Welfare Association, which works to ensure compliance of the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978, did not respond to a request for comment.
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The bottom line: Whatever your view of welfare reform, to paraphrase Senator Lloyd Bentsen's famous quip about President Kennedy to Dan Quayle: I knew welfare reform, and this isn't it.
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In 2015, ThinkProgress examined the outcome of drug testing public welfare recipients in seven states and found that less than 1 percent of welfare recipients had a positive drug test.
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With the decline in cash welfare following welfare reform, many families have to rely almost entirely on food stamps (SNAP) and have incomes that fit international definitions of absolute poverty.
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These include measures to support farmers participating in independent animal welfare certification programs, increase the number of animal welfare-certified farmers, and encourage the prioritization of pasture-based farming systems.
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What I've found in my reporting over the years is that welfare "reform" is a misnomer and that cash welfare is essentially dead, leaving some families with children utterly destitute.
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"In the Indian Child Welfare Act, Congress adopted the gold standard for child welfare policies and practices that should be afforded to all children," the organizations wrote in the brief.
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Research has shown that non-disabled adults who leave welfare more than double their incomes, more than offsetting lost welfare benefits and leaving them better off than they were before.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews chronicled in his exhaustive look at the failed legacy of Bill Clinton's welfare reform in the 1990s, the politics of welfare reform are really, really hard.
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He serves as an unpaid member of the United Egg Producer's advisory group for animal welfare, as well as the advisory group on farm animal welfare for the American Human Association.
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Ronald Reagan, for example, famously used the specter of the "welfare queen" — an (implied) black woman who lived lavishly by manipulating the welfare system — as a rationale for his budget cuts.
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And according to the White House, more than 50% of all immigrant households receive welfare benefits, compared with only 30% of native households in the United States that receive welfare benefits.
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"It is therefore possible for there to be widespread dissatisfaction and systemic problems with promoting workers' welfare at a contractor that is relatively compliant with the [Workers' Welfare Standards]," Impactt wrote.
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The government views welfare as a vital pillar of national progress and has raised its total welfare budget in 2016 to 123.4 trillion won ($108 billion), a 33% increase from 2012.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will make no further cuts to the welfare budget following a senior minister's resignation over changes to disability and welfare payments, his successor said on Monday.
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His welfare reform proposals build on former President Bill Clinton's Personal Accountability and Work Opportunity Act, and we now know that deep poverty nearly doubled after Clinton's welfare policies were implemented.
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Yet another study, published in 2015, asserts that a whopping 51 percent of immigrant households are leeching off welfare—even though undocumented immigrants have been banned from receiving welfare since 1996.
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Cavils about welfare today are largely about its extent and administration: to most of us, the America in which there was no government-sponsored welfare at all seems backward and harsh.
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At the heart of that nexus is a tentative accord to bring animal rights and animal welfare into alignment with one another—together of course, with human rights and human welfare.
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Eels might not be high on your list of animals whose welfare we should care about, but like most species of fish, they probably experience pain and deserve animal welfare consideration.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden warned of "welfare moms driving luxury cars" and leading wealthy lifestyles in a 1988 newspaper column to highlight Congress's success in passing a welfare reform package.
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The shift against welfare reform has been significant, but the case of Clinton suggests it hasn't been enough to create political will for major changes that could fix welfare reform's shortcomings.
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States such as Missouri, Texas, and a number of others have reformed their welfare systems in the past few years to require welfare recipients to participate in a work-related program.
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By the end of the tracking period, these families were earning over $26 million more than they were on welfare, leaving them better off than when they were stuck on welfare.
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A government official from the Welfare Office in Gunpo City, where Kim lives, said a person needed to spend all day watching their child to be eligible for child welfare support.
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No matter what direction the U.S. and other nations take with regard to welfare reform, we should keep the focus on the ultimate goal: Welfare should encourage work and self-sufficiency.
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The architects of the welfare state used such stratagems to hide their true intentions and entrench the welfare state so deeply that future politicians would be unable to roll it back.
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And we're ... not going on welfare and food stamps.
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" Republican Study Committee: "This is a Republican welfare entitlement.
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Tatiana Golikova - 52, Deputy Prime Minister responsible for welfare.
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" He said that he was paying for their "welfare.
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A 2003 paper by UChicago's Jeffrey Grogger, for instance, found that time limits imposed by welfare reform were less important than the EITC both in increasing employment and in reducing welfare usage.
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Their elaborate welfare schemes, the ones Bernie Sanders so admires, put the expenses of housing refugees and their families at a much higher level than the societies with more modest welfare schemes.
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The three primary animal welfare ratings programs — GAP-Certified, Animal Welfare Approved, and Certified Humane — all prohibit cages for egg-laying hens, as well as for breeding sows in the pork industry.
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As for other welfare labels, GAP-Certified recommends outdoor access for pigs, Animal Welfare Approved suggests continuous outdoor access for all animals, and Certified Humane does not recommend outdoor access at all.
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So too were TANF's time limit and family cap policies, adopted by most states for 80 percent or more of their welfare populations, based on a flawed understanding of women on welfare.
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New Zealand is a welfare state that provides comprehensive financial assistance to the poor, but the government discourages welfare recipients from having an interest-earning savings account by penalizing those that do.
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I still believe that "ending welfare as we know it" was much more about soothing the anger of people hostile to taxes than it was about improving the lives of welfare recipients.
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"Strengthening work requirements for welfare recipients is a critical element of moving welfare recipients from dependency to self-sufficiency," Steven Wagner, the acting assistant secretary for the organization, said in a statement.
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Europe's welfare states — or, as conservatives always say, its "failing" welfare states — provide much more generous aid to low-income families than we do, and as a result have much less poverty.
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For the first time since becoming president, Mr. Trump raised the prospect of widespread abuse of welfare payments and hinted that his administration would be making changes to the nation's welfare system.
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Then it dawned on them that the rising number of hungry children at Morecambe Bay coincided with sharp reductions in welfare benefits associated with the clumsy introduction of a new welfare program.
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He also pushed an animal welfare plan that would make animal abuse a federal crime, end the euthanasia of healthy animals in shelters and improve standards for animal welfare in farming practices.
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Alesina and Stantcheva are interested in how people's perceptions of immigration — how common it is, who's immigrating, whether they use welfare or not — shape their views about welfare and redistribution more generally.
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If it is successful in rebranding them as "welfare" and in leveraging the false narratives used against welfare back in 1996, then it will succeed in destroying our thin social safety net.
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I MEAN ONE WAY TO DO FISCAL STIMULUS IS TO TAKE PEOPLE WHO ARE ON WELFARE, RECEIVING WELFARE PAYMENTS AND SAY WE JUST WON'T GIVE YOU MONEY FOR BEING ON WELFARE WE'LL TELL YOU TO GO INTO THE BACKYARD, DIG A HOLE, FILL IT IN, GIVE THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY BUT CALL THAT A JOB.
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Harden reminds us that the poorest among us are not solely responsible for their plight, and regardless of political gains, welfare reform needs to include reforming the institutional conditions that make welfare necessary.
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"Some women who were on welfare really did have enough work skills to get a decent job at wages above the minimum wage, and they are probably better off off welfare," Moffitt says.
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Had the left got its way, the welfare reform President Bill Clinton signed in 1996 would also have guaranteed a minimum-wage job, as a last resort, for those leaving the welfare rolls.
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Cash Paymaster Services, a private company controversially given a government contract to manage welfare payments, has been accused of pushing loans and other financial products to welfare recipients and then deducting onerous repayments.
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So would one set at countries' pre-established welfare benefit level, and funded where necessary by increased taxes (or decreased taxes in Italy, where welfare benefits are below the budget-neutral UBI level).
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Byzantine rules governing benefits under the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program cut off many welfare recipients from the education and training they would need to stay off the welfare rolls.
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USDA's recent whitewashing of Animal Welfare Act records and inspection reports effectively invalidated the laws of seven states that prohibit pet stores from sourcing dogs from breeders who violate the Animal Welfare Act.
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" At CNN, it's "GOP will tackle Medicare, Medicaid, welfare in 2018, Ryan says," with the speaker of the House quoted as saying, "We think it's important to get people from welfare to work.
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But in the two decades since, liberals have done next to nothing to change the toxic terms of welfare politics by challenging, in a consistent way, the stereotype that welfare recipients are undeserving.
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During the welfare rights movement of the late '60s and early '70s, Ms. Piven repeatedly stormed welfare centers with other activists to demand benefits — including on her birthday, which led to her arrest.
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One study found that 22015 percent of young women on welfare stopped relying on it within two years of starting the program, but most of them returned to welfare sometime down the road.
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Deputy Welfare Minister Javier May said on Monday he was standing down, firing off a broadside against his superior, Welfare Minister Maria Luisa Albores, whom he accused of stripping him of key responsibilities.
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Mr. Barbuceanu, of the animal welfare organization, said its officials had contacted the Saudi buyer to ask him to donate the sheep to an animal welfare organization, but have not received a reply.
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But it was an Arkansas Democrat, Bill Clinton, whose embrace of work requirements for welfare recipients when he was governor became the basis for the 1996 federal welfare law enacted during his presidency.
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The two blocs have mainly been at odds over welfare spending, as changing demographics put pressure on a cradle-to-grave welfare system that includes universal healthcare, education and services for the elderly.
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But following these welfare restrictions, how can you convey to your electorate that you are opening the doors of your country to a million refugees and migrants who are entitled to welfare payments?
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Since their creation, though, welfare states have changed rather little.
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The generated welfare recipients looked lazier, more hostile, and unattractive.
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Many are drawn to the IMN's schools and welfare schemes.
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The others are to improve human health and animal welfare.
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But he mounted a staunch defence of his welfare cuts.
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Animal Welfare & Protection How to get involved: Volunteer your time.
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That doesn't apply when it comes to corporate welfare, however.
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Democrats' welfare "reforms" increased the number of Americans in deep
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They're more concerned with their livestock's welfare than their own.
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There's definitely a shortage of alternative pastoral and welfare support.
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They ditched the gold standard and introduced more social welfare.
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Slower growth means lower tax revenues and higher welfare spending.
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The welfare of children should weigh in the balance, too.
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Corporate welfare plus no accountability equals lots of senior managers.
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They could compensate the losers with training and welfare benefits.
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If Clinton vetoed, he'd be painted as soft on welfare.
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For those concerned about animal welfare, it is cracking news.
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Since then it has also tried to tweak welfare spending.
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A third man, aged 30, is charged with welfare fraud.
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The scale of welfare financing woes varies across the Nordics.
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Europe is about free movement of workers, not welfare tourism.
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This lets them tap borrowers' government welfare grants each month.
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Florida child welfare investigators released new details about the Oct.
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Welfare payments are criticised for deterring work and bankrolling addictions.
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Tougher welfare policy may have had more of an impact.
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They're taking, you know, they're siphoning off our welfare system.
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Should public money be spent on defence or welfare benefits?
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The overall impact of welfare reform continues to be debated.
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The Swedish welfare system offers good education and generous benefits.
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Filling the welfare gap in these countries yields large dividends.
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I wish there would be more welfare programs for people.
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It wants a welfare state, accepts the logic of the
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It creates a tension between immigration and the welfare state.
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About 44 percent of Americans have unfavorable views of welfare.
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Some of EXIM's critics have accused it of corporate welfare.
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Sheffield is a Heritage policy analyst specializing in welfare policy.
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International welfare creates destructive incentives, just like a domestic dole.
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How we're going to get people from welfare to work.
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There was little thought for the welfare of the men.
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The myth of the irresponsible welfare recipient just doesn't apply.
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The second outcome of Welfare Reform followed the Great Recession.
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Mr Ryan sees the welfare system as a sprawling mess.
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It's the most basic form of corporate welfare out there.
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The practice of doling out corporate welfare hurts us all.
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For ideological reasons, Republicans oppose the very notion of welfare.
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They both served on the Labor and Public Welfare Committee.
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What if we helped people on welfare get skills training?
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These handouts amount to nothing more than backdoor corporate welfare.
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Indeed, 92 percent support work requirements in the welfare system.
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We don't want to be labeled as living on [welfare].
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Do those changes in votes lead to actual welfare cuts?
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Agents said they logged 217 welfare checks over two days.
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But German and Dutch politicians have fretted about "welfare tourism".
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WE'VE GOT TO DO – GETTING PEOPLE FROM WELFARE TO WORK.
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Two words: corporate welfare — a problem with unfortunate bipartisan appeal.
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Moreover, they honestly believe welfare can raise up poor families.
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All these poor people just living so well on welfare.
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Western democracies gave it welfare states and Great Societies instead.
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A mayor's office of animal welfare has also been created.
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Animal welfare advocates have backed the bill, according to NBC.
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I mean, yes, it is, it is a welfare state.
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Welfare is failing, just not for the reason you think.
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Welfare fails because it discourages people from improving their lives.
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Colonel Salangi's success made him crucial to all their welfare.
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The state has also provided welfare plans for the community.
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" Ronald Reagan raged at "strapping young bucks" and "welfare queens.
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As we face environmental devastation, welfare rather than warfare contracts
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Modern antitrust law has thrived on the consumer welfare standard.
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Welfare reform based on work requirements has been very effective.
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But Sanders disagrees and casts the bank as corporate welfare.
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The children have been turned over to child welfare authorities.
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That removes a key argument that welfare reform did damage.
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HHS is in charge of implementing health and welfare programs.
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It's highly unlikely Delrahim would upend the consumer welfare standard.
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We can cut the size of the social welfare state.
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Fepuleai said the SRU recognized the importance of player welfare.
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Pedals, possibly, was among them, according to animal welfare activists.
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Simply put: oil production is propped up by public welfare.
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Charles Murray, the conservative welfare critic, was an early enthusiast.
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They are not much interested in changing taxation or welfare.
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That's what Reagan's Black "welfare queen" was all about, too.
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But in the world of child welfare, that represented progress.
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Our legacy welfare structures are ill suited to today's poverty.
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And that's exactly the problem with our corporate welfare system.
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The welfare state is on the verge of historic cuts.
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The highest is in health and welfare at 15 percent.
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Talk about welfare queens driving Cadillacs, then slash income taxes.
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Welfare recipients are not more politically predictable than other Iranians.
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Among them are questions about the welfare of laboratory animals.
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The child welfare system would value fathers, too, researchers say.
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We won't take any risks about anyone's health and welfare.
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At stake is the future of the Saudi welfare state.
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"This election is a referendum about our welfare," he said.
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Workfare is often thought of as welfare with strings attached.
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"It was such a heartwarming moment," Albuquerque Animal Welfare said.
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Along with rewarding childbearing, our welfare system also discourages marriage.
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Inflation and GDP were never intended to measure consumer welfare.
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After welfare reform in Kansas, cash assistance dependency dropped dramatically.
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Some emphasized government responsibility for the welfare of their citizens.
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These survivors often cannot rely on welfare programs for support.
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A fake Facebook page has Ms. Rose endorsing welfare hotels.
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Consider just one issue that inspires deep feelings: animal welfare.
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How did you first get involved with social welfare issues?
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Everything else, including the nation's welfare, must serve that interest.
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He said he advised her to apply for welfare benefits.
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The district office says Ms. Han never applied for welfare.
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In 1996 President Clinton and congressional Republicans passed welfare reform.
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This could strain the European Union's humanitarian and welfare infrastructure.
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Its unshakeable popularity stems largely from its massive welfare payouts.
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But if someone is on welfare they have negative value.
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It worked for welfare recipients; let's expand it to others.
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In the United Kingdom, animal welfare is a big deal.
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Improving health and welfare is something that's continual and gradual.
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He thinks that welfare discourages people from working, for instance.
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Homes for unwed mothers, welfare hospitals, and prisons were targeted.
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Weinstein also asked the police to make a welfare check.
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President Bill Clinton triangulated between the parties and revamped welfare.
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Indeed, his views on America's social welfare programs are contradictory.
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City child welfare officials placed their daughter in foster care.
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Should we require something, from people, in exchange for welfare?
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It used to be that welfare was the big one.
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In Texas, 6 percent of families in poverty receive welfare.
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Conservative House Republicans are especially enthusiastic about a welfare overhaul.
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Liberal pundits have criticized Clinton for defending her husband's welfare legislation—and for parroting the conservative caricature of welfare beneficiaries as "deadbeats"—but so far, it hasn't created any serious problems for her campaign.
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In 1976 and 1980, Ronald Reagan stirred up racist rhetoric by using the term "welfare queens" — a label historically applied to single black women — as a cautionary tale against people defrauding the welfare system.
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"Welfare," in those days, meant Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), the program ended by Clinton's welfare reform bill, which turned AFDC into block grants known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
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While we tend to view these social welfare programs as subsidies to the individual, adding the work requirement as a condition for welfare qualification simply transfers the benefits from the individual to the employer.
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He was an economist and policy analyst in the former Department of Health, Education and Welfare from 1971-73, where he worked on restructuring welfare programs and helped write the HMO Act of 1973.
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"Once taxpayers started viewing the poor as workers, not welfare cheats, a more generous era would ensue," The New York Times observed in 2000, summing up the rationale for Clinton's wager on welfare reform.
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Requiring work or training as a condition of receiving welfare benefits encourages self-sufficiency and ensures SNAP and all other welfare programs are serving only those truly in need, without unnecessarily burdening American taxpayers.
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Those values also fostered an openness to social welfare programs, which is captured in the Swedish word "folkhemmet," which means "the people's home" and came to serve as a nickname for the welfare state.
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Morrison has resisted calls to raise payments to welfare recipients, despite support for an increase from a coalition that includes welfare groups, business leaders, opposition lawmakers and some members of Morrison's own ruling coalition.
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In eurozone countries, voters have had extra reason to lose faith: Despite their rhetorical commitments to social welfare and redistribution, these parties have overseen cuts in welfare spending, loosened labor laws and reformed pensions.
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And they are not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid, despite paying taxes that go to fund the program, because most welfare programs have been closed to unauthorized immigrants since the 2150 welfare reform law.
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The degradation of the welfare state beginning in the 1980s goes a long way to explain it, as reduced welfare benefits encouraged workers of all stripes to go back to work for lower wages.
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Thus, when the Camp bill increased economic growth and tax revenue, JCT had to counter that in the model by assuming higher welfare payments — even though nothing in the legislation actually increased welfare payments.
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"The No. 1 reason is the welfare of our pigs and the welfare of our caretakers," says Dave Pyburn, a veterinarian and senior vice president for science and technology at the National Pork Board.
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Brazilian stocks extended Wednesday's gains to touch a fresh record high, as the Senate on Wednesday approved a bill that restructures the military's career and welfare, part of President Jair Bolsonaro's government welfare reform.
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Azzedine Downes is president and CEO of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), he is responsible for the strategic vision that guides IFAW's contribution to a standard for conservation and animal welfare worldwide.
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The best of them, in Riverside, California (long touted as a success story in welfare reform circles, and fairly so), raised the percentage of welfare recipients working by 123 percentage points by year five.
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He promises greater support for workers through an overhaul of training and a revamped welfare system, pointing to the Nordic model of flexibility in the labor market underpinned by security through the social welfare system.
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For conservatives, the Kleven research suggests that welfare reform was more effective at pushing people into work than previously thought, and that similar welfare reforms extended to programs like food stamps might be similarly effective.
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More importantly, he finds that when you control for state unemployment and state welfare waivers that placed new restrictions on access to welfare from 1994 to 1996, any employment effects of the EITC go away.
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His welfare-reform deal with then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich and the Republicans, which was hailed at the time as bipartisan progress, was mostly gutted by the Obama administration's push to increase the welfare rolls.
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This careless tone in regard to animal welfare was really set in February, when just weeks into Trump's presidency, the USDA intentionally deleted inspection reports related to the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) from its website.
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"They do not have Medicaid, and most welfare programs are for families," said Ed Bolen, an expert on food assistance at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a Washington think tank that studies welfare.
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Over the past several years, the issue of campus sexual assault has managed to sustain American attention in a way that few issues regarding the welfare of women, or the welfare of anything, have managed.
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In fact, our reform policy was crafted with current and former welfare recipients who personally knew how destructive welfare is and who pushed us to enact the most impactful family reforms anyone had ever seen.
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States have some discretion, and can expand access to welfare if they choose, but generally, permanent residents can receive means-tested welfare benefits like Medicaid only after five years of residence in the United States.
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Under the Child Welfare Provider Inclusion Act of 2017, 15 percent of federal funds for child welfare programs would be withheld from states that refuse to contract with or penalize agencies for their religious beliefs.
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Georgia gave fliers to welfare applicants saying "we believe welfare is not the best option for your family," and applicants were rejected for things like failing to file 24 or more job applications a week.
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She's a passionate believer in expanding the welfare state — she wrote the first Harry Potter book whilst a single mother on welfare — and was an outspoken opponent of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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With a single stroke, the U.S. Department of Agriculture this week effectively invalidated seven state animal welfare laws barring the sale of dogs from puppy mills with gross violations of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA).
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"The only people Bernie appeals to are those in college with no direction, who are like welfare students and welfare people whose money is paid for by their parents," said Geraldine Davie, 76, of Virginia.
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Like welfare systems, tax regimes have lagged behind a changing world.
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Cheap labor, foreign welfare spongers, Islamic terrorists, now crop-ravaging moths!
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There is nothing wrong with trustbusters' remit to promote consumer welfare.
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That $22040 trillion would buy a historic advance in human welfare.
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He started receiving welfare support in January, the prosecutor's office said.
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State child welfare authorities were contacted after Chambers overdosed, Callihan says.
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Mr Di Maio has already ruled out cuts to welfare spending.
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Child Welfare & Education How to get involved: Donate your old books.
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The rapidly growing economy is proof that we need welfare reform.
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For environmental, health, and animal welfare advocates, this was great news.
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They are fully employed and paying taxes and not for welfare.
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January 16, 2019 at the Mayhew Animal Welfare Charity in London.
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It has three staff dedicated to supporting welfare and career development.
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Overall, poor immigrant households use less welfare than poor American households.
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The vast majority of new immigrants are not eligible for welfare.
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The use of rodents is exempt from the Animal Welfare Act.
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Just like that, sports stadium welfare would be dead and buried.
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Despite the clear virtues of welfare states, Denmark has few imitators.
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It seems unwilling to countenance a bigger step—unfreezing welfare benefits.
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Nowhere is this clearer than with the welfare-income management measure.
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In short, India and countries like it need proper welfare systems.
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So you're in favor of leaving the consumer welfare standard alone?
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On this (like so much else) the welfare secretary is wrong.
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Disregard for the welfare of the non-rich is the enemy.
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Child welfare workers removed the baby from the home on Monday.
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Animal welfare groups gave mixed responses to the announcement on Monday.
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Britain's welfare state has been on a diet for some time.
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Unlike Labour they would reverse the Tories' most regressive welfare cuts.
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Yet £4bn of previously announced welfare cuts are still to come.
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Each says responsibility for the detainees' welfare rests with the other.
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In exchange, they have to meet quality, welfare, and environmental standards.
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There are a lot of problems with America's current welfare system.
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That really does set Clinton's plan apart from most welfare states.
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They received welfare benefits but most were not allowed to work.
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The one thing they couldn't do is rely on cash welfare.
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She handled pro bono child welfare cases throughout her legal career.
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I do think that wingnut welfare is part of the story.
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Worry about the welfare of reality-TV subjects is not new.
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For antitrust regulators, the welfare of the consumer is the priority.
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He campaigned on a promise of what he calls "Islamic welfare".
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And this, in turn, has set some Americans against welfare spending.
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Foreign workers have been vital in keeping Britain's welfare state running.
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Rachel Dolezal hit with felony theft charge in welfare fraud case.
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Separation could only happen after consultation with a child welfare expert.
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Opponents of change express horror at Western countries' ballooning welfare bills.
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The otters' welfare is severely compromised for the entertainment of visitors.
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He lectured Stacey about avoiding welfare and working for a living.
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It was "determined a welfare check was not warranted," record shows.
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The case weighs religious freedom versus the welfare of a child.
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Targeting welfare is costly and difficult in a country like India.
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Gleaning has again become an adjunct to more organised social welfare.
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She faces two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
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I don't expect you to start putting the public welfare first.
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The next morning, Darlyn received a welfare check and a meal.
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The sheriff's office said child welfare authorities were investigating the incident.
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A well-designed policy could make immigration and welfare provision complementary.
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Claim: More than 50% of all immigrant households receive welfare benefits.
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He has covered child welfare and juvenile justice for 15 years.
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More rigorous animal-welfare standards introduced in 1999 raised farmers' costs.
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And while early critics of welfare reform, such as former Sen.
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When animal welfare officers arrived, they found 16 kangaroos already dead.
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For instance, the Brits want to restrict welfare benefits for migrants.
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Williams and Veasey recognize that Animal Welfare isn't a partisan cause.
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Kasich voters may enjoy Trump's relative moderation on the welfare state.
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The employee was concerned and called police for a welfare check.
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Congress has also set some welfare payments at relatively high levels.
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There was an episode in the second season with Welfare Queen.
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Morrissey is an long-time activist in Britain's Animal Welfare Party.
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Rather than eliminate poverty, it's designed to eliminate the welfare state.
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Welfare rolls fell by half and then fell by half again.
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Unsurprisingly, the bill never made it past the Health & Welfare committee.
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Stubb's cherished labour deal cuts to the heart of Finnish welfare.
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This push echoes the drive to block-grant welfare in 1996.
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The original growth of the welfare state provides an illuminating example.
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But poverty experts cast doubts about this approach to welfare reform.
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Arizona now has the strictest regulation on welfare of any state.
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While there, I worked to promote global economic growth and welfare.
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Conservatives say the bank is corporate welfare that should be abolished.
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What about loyalty to the welfare and safety of our country?
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American antitrust law has been guided by one concept: consumer welfare.
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Damian Green, a One Nation stalwart, is the new welfare secretary.
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Make no mistake: modern welfare states leave plenty to be desired.
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The welfare and pension programs that kept voters loyal proved unsustainable.
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In the cities they cannot access local welfare, including social housing.
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There were many critics of welfare reform in the mid-22019s.
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Farm animals are specifically excluded from the federal Animal Welfare Act.
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It is time to take the bold action welfare families deserve.
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Those who abuse our welfare system will be priorities for removal.
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Charlie Baker (R) said welfare caseloads have dropped by a quarter.
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Perhaps, on the other hand, it is a wasteful welfare program.
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In a popular step, new social welfare cards appeared in October.
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We need to get people off welfare and back to work.
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Happiness, which set out the case for using welfare-oriented behavioral
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Their program lowers jobless assistance the longer one is on welfare.
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His story is all too common in today's failing welfare systems.
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"We're learning things from them about animal welfare," Mr. Perdue said.
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After all, tuition is precisely zero in this Scandinavian welfare state.
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Chamath Palihapitiya grew up on welfare before becoming a billionaire investor
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And yet, on them the welfare of this tiny principality depends.
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Their ideas laid the predicate for the twentieth-century welfare state.
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I supported welfare reform because initially it seemed to be working.
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She leads the development of healthcare and welfare policy at Heritage.
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Welfare use varies dramatically based on an immigrant's country of origin.
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The only thing she can ever offer is a welfare check.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan wants to pursue welfare and entitlement reform.
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The 1996 welfare reform did not give states too little flexibility.
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John Kasich has acknowledged the need to improve the welfare system.
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Improving welfare shouldn't be something that happens once in a lifetime.
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Putting the welfare of these children first, in itself, is admirable.
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They were rescued by the international animal welfare organization FOUR PAWS.
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Why were states experimenting with alternatives to the federal welfare program?
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And it will be certainly perceived in this country as welfare.
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They support lower taxes and take a dim view of welfare.
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Herman may as well write "WELFARE QUEENS" in bright red text.
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And it would guarantee childcare for all welfare recipients who work.
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Corporate welfare doesn't help hardworking Americans; in fact, it hurts us.
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"A silent response to child welfare is not acceptable," she said.
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"The parents come in crying," said Sucre welfare director Angeyeimar Gil.
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While it all sounds nice, many animal welfare groups aren't satisfied.
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It eliminates corporate welfare programs and cuts down on wasteful spending.
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Consider the extra burden on Medicaid, welfare programs, and homeless shelters.
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It would have seemed that the struggle against welfare was over.
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The safety and welfare of our teams remains our highest priority.
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That's when a routine welfare check turned into something else entirely.
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New York City's commissioner of child welfare could not say no.
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Few were still mighty after the creation of the welfare state.
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And a documentary on the child welfare system debuts on HBO.
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At the same time, government austerity measures have restricted welfare payments.
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And I care deeply about the economic welfare of this state.
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The Navajo Nation, invoking the child welfare act, opposes the couple.
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Welfare programs, once implemented, quickly develop a constituency among those covered.
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Perhaps the politics of welfare is changing — up to a point.
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Hillary Clinton didn't used to be shy about defending welfare reform.
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Welfare is thus a poor model for health care, Democrats say.
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Our foremost concern is the welfare of Michael and his family.
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Wild horse welfare groups argue that the crisis is largely invented.
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Its popular support depended on welfare handouts and scaremongering about immigration.
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Contrast that with welfare, where the majority of recipients are women.
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Music was vital to the sanity and welfare of the explorers.
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On domestic policy, he concluded that the welfare state had failed.
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My opponents attacked me, promising more cronyism and more corporate welfare.
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Of course France has attempted welfare state reform before, without success.
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Quite simply, this is welfare for middle class and wealthy families.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump ran for president as a welfare chauvinist.
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I have my set of issues — child welfare, property tax relief.
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Nor has it more than dented welfare states' protection from calamity.
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Tougher laws Isn't it time we strengthen the animal welfare laws?
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Nyenswah was also Liberia's Deputy Minister of Health and Social Welfare.
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Robert Orr is a welfare policy analyst at the Niskanen Center.
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PiS has vastly raised welfare spending, while increasing VAT collection rates.
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A second possible solution is social welfare systems and safety nets.
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Alternatively, as our research has shown, IP theft lowers social welfare.
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The House, however, seems poised to reform welfare through budget reconciliation.
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Welfare workers are too busy taking children out of immediate harm.
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She split her welfare check between Sherrena and New Pitts Mortuary.
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Welfare spending is now the largest item in the federal budget.
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"These, in turn, affect the functioning of markets and investor welfare."
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You work for the common welfare rather than for the individual.
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Third, the tigers' thin welfare states have also become a hindrance.
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Utah's request makes a deliberate link between benefit limits and welfare.
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This was the animal welfare organization's 15th dog meat farm shutdown.
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Tensions over welfare spending cuts and the environment have also weighed.
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What's important is the welfare of those people who live there.
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Tax cuts, unlike protectionism, are consistent with advancing Americans' general welfare.
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He has criticized the bank as a vehicle for corporate welfare.
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But it shouldn't be based on some otherworldly social welfare function.
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Social Security is the old warhorse of the American welfare state.
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These easy fixes would improve both consumer protection and animal welfare.
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After all, he has a strong record on animal welfare issues.
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Nor is it about improving patient welfare, or reducing medical costs.
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And neither will it stem Japan's soaring health and welfare costs.
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In any case, American welfare programs already cover millions of immigrants.
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The thing about the welfare state is that it creates beneficiaries.
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Police charged Ms. Joefield with endangering the welfare of a child.
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People who are practicing social distancing are promoting the general welfare.
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CBP said during that time, the agents logged 17 welfare checks.
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There are three major provisions for animal welfare in the act.
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Trump seems to take a different view of the welfare state.
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" Whereas when you're cutting them a check, you're "giving them welfare.
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White House aides say Trump is eager to take on welfare.
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It can be right of the public's health, welfare, comfort, etc.
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Their proposals for sweeping changes to welfare programs have gone nowhere.
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It's not to try and to get welfare payments or something.
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"There was a mantra associated with some aspects of welfare reform — 'a job, a better job, then a career' — that led people to think getting off welfare into the work force would be the beginning of an upward progression until you enter the middle class," said Jeffrey Grogger, a professor of urban policy at the University of Chicago who has studied welfare reform.
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House GOP wants to gut welfare and raise defense spending more than Trump House GOP wants to gut welfare and raise defense spending more than Trump Republicans in the House of Representatives have put forth a budget that would pave the way for enormous cuts to welfare and entitlement programs, all while lowering taxes on the wealthy and increasing defense spending.
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The 1996 welfare reform law effectively rendered welfare dead, according to sociologists of poverty, particularly in the eyes of the extreme poor, who ceased to see it as a program that can help them at all.
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Began with a welfare check The case began when police went to Wilkerson's home last month to do a welfare check on the woman after receiving a tip that she was being tied to a bed.
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The bill imposed a five-year limit on welfare assistance, as well as a lifetime ban on eligibility for food stamps and welfare for anyone convicted of felony drug use or possession, including possession of marijuana.
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" It notes that "Trump recently called on Congress to move to cut welfare spending after the tax bill," while allowing that "Trump has not clarified which specific programs would be affected by the proposed 'welfare reform.
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Better still, those leaving welfare went back to work in hundreds of different industries and saw their incomes more than double on average, earning more than enough to replace the welfare benefits they used to receive.
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The Pennsylvania group did not have authorization to operate the orphanage, said Arielle Jeanty Villedrouin, general director of the Institute for Social Welfare and Research, which oversees social welfare programs and is responsible for issuing accreditations.
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Lawmakers introduced a bill in July that would have let HHS cut 15% of a state's federal funding for child welfare services if the state penalized a child welfare agency for acting on its religious beliefs.
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In a funny way, this angry fight between two liberals who both oppose the 1996 welfare reform law shows how much the politics of welfare — and domestic policy more generally — have shifted inside the Democratic coalition.
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The conclusion: welfare reform pushed a bunch of people off welfare and into work, and the EITC didn't do much of anything for employment, not least because it's tucked in the tax code and hard to understand.
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A lawyer for the German Animal Welfare Federation, Martin Wilmsen, told CNBC Tuesday that the case should set a legal benchmark by spelling out that killing male chicks is in contravention to the country's animal welfare act.
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And they use the fact that many states began implementing work requirements and time limits on welfare payments before the 1996 act to separate out the effects of broader economic trends from the impact of welfare reform.
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They took more conservative positions than many Democrats on issues like taxes (raise them only on the wealthy, lower them on the middle class), death penalty (support), and welfare (calling for "ending welfare as we know it").
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Why it matters: Often described as a populist with an intense focus on the welfare of the poor, AMLO, as he is commonly known, ran on a platform of social welfare and non-interventionism, spooking business leaders.
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The government has actually done numerous experiments to test out work requirements for cash welfare, as part of the state-level reforms leading up to the 1996 welfare reform law that imposed work requirements across the board.
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But even before immigration transformed America's ethnic landscape, there was a widespread perception that programs like Aid to Families With Dependent Children basically helped Those People — you know, the bums on welfare, the welfare queens driving Cadillacs.
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The discretion given to Maine in enforcing TANF time limits in 220006 helped to promote work over welfare, substantially increasing the incomes of former beneficiaries, while saving tens of millions of dollars every year in welfare spending.
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Examination of economic trends, welfare policy and polling data shows, according to Fetzer, that the EU referendum (Brexit) could have resulted in a Remain victory had it not been for a range of austerity-induced welfare reforms.
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According to those officials, troops began those welfare checks earlier this summer.
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Ferguson's children are now in the custody of local child welfare authorities.
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I am optimistic about fashion not falling behind on welfare and diversity.
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Japan's aging society puts constant upward pressure on welfare and healthcare spending.
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I believe the recently enacted welfare bill goes in the opposite direction.
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Has said social safety net and welfare programs create dependency among poor.
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Perhaps it can help with animal welfare, or even with artificial intelligence.
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They are being cared for by county child welfare workers, officials said.
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Her daughter was placed in the custody of welfare officials in Michigan.
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You can't be saying this shit still living mentally a welfare life.
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And more recently, they've become more outspoken supporters of the welfare state.
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In 1995, it was a fight over social welfare programs like Medicare.
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With Obamacare, President Obama enacted a massive expansion of the welfare state.
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They're white, middle-class people that are squeezed by the welfare state.
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In 2011, Brad found himself on welfare living in a Vancouver SRO.
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France's extensive welfare system keeps the poverty rate at 14.3 percent tmsnrt.
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What everyone is most worried about now is employment and people's welfare.
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Widodo has sought to ease tension and improve welfare by building infrastructure.
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New Statesman, November 20083"The free-market welfare state", by Samuel Hammond.
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Authorities made the discovery while conducting a child welfare investigation last month.
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Police were called and child welfare officials took temporary custody of Cheyenne.
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A California waiver increases hospital coordination with social services and welfare offices.
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It is not a welfare program, it is a federal entitlement program.
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