Conservatives want those on government aid to get a job?
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" He emphasized that alongside government aid, "new tools are needed.
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Wall Street investors cheered the Senate's massive government aid package.
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And that will sap personal savings and government aid programs.
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And they waited with mounting frustration for promised government aid.
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This has helped, but government aid would be a game changer.
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Many poorer Brazilians recall rising prosperity and government aid under Lula's presidencies.
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Yet it's also a comment on the media and on government aid.
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Prior pandemics have shown that government aid can be slow to arrive.
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One of the main government aid agencies, USAID, funds the PREDICT program.
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Boeing is seeking $60 billion in government aid for the aerospace industry.
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Boeing is pursuing $60 billion in U.S. government aid for the aerospace industry.
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Boeing talks for short-term government aid were reported earlier by Bloomberg News.
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They have focused chiefly on scrambling to get government aid to stricken states.
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In 2013, Seoul approved $6 million in government aid for North Korean children.
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Others were confused about rules regarding how they could use government aid funds.
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Many don't qualify for government aid, so literally any help is the only help.
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And trying to trade government aid for dirt on your political opponent is terrible.
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Right now, only government aid stands between many small and medium mines and failure.
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It builds on an initial government aid package of 15 billion shekels ($4.1 billion).
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They will require massive government aid to tens of millions of Americans and businesses.
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Now, the party is moving on to the government-aid part of the canon.
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Offer government aid on research to increase the ratio of renewable energy to 30 percent.
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Last month Mark Green, the head of USAID, America's government aid agency, visited South Sudan.
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But government aid, obviously, is not the way that tech has thrived for so long.
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OKD, NWR's main business, filed for insolvency this month after failing to secure government aid.
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Poverty has risen in Germany along with the numbers of people depending on government aid.
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Those stabilizers temper the economy when it overheats and raise the bar for government aid.
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Now he is one of several survivors in Sonoma County struggling to secure government aid.
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On Thursday, SANA said government aid convoys had reached Deir al-Zour city, Reuters reported.
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On Washington Lawmakers unanimously approved a historic government aid package, but the debate was vicious.
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Boeing, which is also seeking government aid, spent more than $35 billion in that period.
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That's compared to the 553% who feel that way even though they receive no government aid.
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While government aid never arrived, Mexico's volunteer Red Cross rushed food and supplies to storm refugees.
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The Whigs inherited Hamilton's love of a national bank, tariffs, and government aid to specific industries.
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Farmers have previously staged mass protests in Delhi and other cities to demand greater government aid.
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It is pursuing $60 billion in U.S. government aid for the aerospace industry, including loan guarantees.
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But the case for work requirements on any means-tested government aid program is pretty weak.
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And these programs are crucial to rural Americans even if they don't personally receive government aid.
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The sanctions that were lifted applied to United States government aid to the government of Myanmar.
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Chrysler partnered with Fiat to become a viable company, returning nearly all of the government aid.
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They said they wanted Trump to roll back tariffs rather than provide government aid, ABC reported.
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Not only is this a conversation about marriage, but it's also about economic stability and government aid.
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I work on a road crew, paid by FEMA government aid via the Portland Bureau of Transportation.
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Ronald Reagan made the stereotype of the lazy recipient of government aid a fixture of mainstream conservatism.
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But an uncertain future has now shelved those plans, even with the latest promise for government aid.
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But he also worried that remaining as chairman might make winning approval for government aid more difficult.
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Trump on Tuesday privately signed a broad executive order urging a revamp of federal government aid programs.
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Businesses also need help, but it's important that government aid doesn't just line the pockets of shareholders.
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The suspension of government aid from the United States to Guinea-Bissau may have helped persuade Gen.
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Separately, the ACA offers government aid to middle-income Americans to help them purchase private health insurance plans.
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Perhaps he had come to believe his own propaganda about ordinary people collectively solving problems without government aid.
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But it is unclear whether the government aid has stopped the flood of migrant workers from major cities.
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The family survived on government aid, as her husband spent his time with Salafi companions at the mosque.
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The startup is currently helping providers figure out regulatory requirements and putting together guidance for using government aid.
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It serves more than 500 patients each month, many traveling long distances because government aid posts have closed.
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Groups that promote open government, aid refugees and often serve as checks on authoritarian governments are being targeted.
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The company has requested $60 billion in government aid to weather the hardship as the coronavirus crisis deepens.
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Many Catalans are angry that they funnel more taxes into Madrid than they receive back in government aid.
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Separately, Achleitner said that government aid for players in the financial industry would not become an issue in Germany.
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It would be nice to imagine that government aid even now is perfectly results-oriented and transparent and accountable.
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The Europeans are crying foul about government aid, just as they did when the Gulf airlines became a threat.
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Jean-Olivier Schmidt of GiZ, the German government aid agency, helped advise Rwanda on setting up Mutuelles de Santé.
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But work can be difficult to get, despite years of huge government aid that has helped to boost growth.
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Another 3,000 containers of government aid and commercial goods, most 53 feet in length, delivered by Crowley Marine Corp.
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The cruise lines, he added, are in extreme danger, even with government aid to keep the companies above water.
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For Monte dei Paschi to qualify for government aid, the European Central Bank must determine that it is solvent.
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The plan proposed Monday would expand job training programs and employer resource networks for those who receive government aid.
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As she bused a table, Ms. Ell commiserated with Jackie Furman about those who take advantage of government aid.
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Much of the government aid money comes from the federal level but is distributed through state and municipal programs.
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A spokesman for Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency, responsible for government aid in the northeast, declined to provide immediate comment.
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His bank was accused of financial mismanagement of Norwegian government aid money — a charge that Norway later dismissed as baseless.
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Worse, there are even some politicians from both political parties who have pushed for government aid for the coal industry.
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They are jealous that weaker, lower-caste groups get government aid, and they want to be classified as equally deserving.
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The north-east weathered the SOE shake-up of the 1990s with the help of dollops of central-government aid.
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Conservative legislator Luc Berthold said the government aid was too late in coming, timed for political benefit before the election.
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For Bernardo Carrizo, Alberto Carrizo's younger brother and a union head for small-scale miners, the government aid is crucial.
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Democrats have proposed restricting eligibility for the government aid to companies that promise to maintain 90 percent of their staff.
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Airbus was created as a government consortium and has received billions in government aid since it was founded in 1970.
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The Trump administration is making it harder for some people to qualify for government aid known as food-stamp benefits.
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This was previously a major sticking point for the president, who believes the island should not receive any more government aid.
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Republican pollster Brett Loyd said Thursday that most farmers prefer being able to have their products traded to receiving government aid.
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Trump has in recent months feuded with Newsom over the state's high-speed rail plan and government aid for wildfire victims.
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Strict disclosure rules for all schools would be better than lawsuits and government aid as a way to ensure educator honesty.
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EXCLUSIVE - CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AID WOULD HELP PROVINCES TO TAKE THEIR OWN ACTION TO PROVIDE RELIEF FOR FAMILIES, WORKERS, AND EMPLOYERS - SOURCE
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The civil aviation industry has been asking for government aid in recent days through its main lobbying arm, trade group Abear.
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Germany's Tui AG and Scandinavian carrier SAS also said they were suspending the vast majority of operations and seeking government aid.
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His family has yet to receive government aid, he said, adding that he hoped to raise money to buy drinking water.
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And research suggests that demanding work in exchange for government aid is a dubious way to lift people out of poverty.
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If making it a requirement for government aid, and the person is able bodied, it is imperative that it be supported.
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But there's also little evidence that work requirements for government aid lift people out of poverty, as Dylan Matthews has explained.
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As a result, they disproportionately rely on government aid and are more likely to be homeless and develop chronic and acute illnesses.
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As well as the insurance, farmers were able to tap the government aid program to boost the profit on their 2018 crop.
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One is as a longstanding concern about a bloated SNAP program, with a growing number of American families dependent on government aid.
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Worse is the notion that if these visas are approved, recipients are somehow going to flood our system and receive government aid.
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The sooner people started working, the thinking went, the faster they could get off government aid and start contributing to the economy.
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U.S. carriers are seeking $58 billion in government aid, and executives are on edge about how quickly it will receive the funds.
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The tariff battle has intensified a fight between the two sides over government aid to Airbus and Boeing that began in 2004.
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Airlines around the world have made drastic cuts to their flying schedules, shed jobs and sought government aid after the new restrictions.
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American Airlines on Monday said it will apply for government aid to soften the blow from a record drop in travel demand.
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Without government aid, the US hotel industry stands to eliminate four million jobs in the coming weeks due to unprecedented occupancy declines.
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Without government aid, the bank would be forced to impose losses on thousands of middle-class savers who bought the bank's bonds.
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The only way it would be fair to test them is if we test everyone who benefits from government aid or subsidy.
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The woman's struggle made her a symbol of the effects of poverty and hunger and raised questions about philanthropy and government aid.
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But Boulierac said that without concerted action between the government, aid agencies and the U.N., efforts to tackle malnutrition would be ineffective.
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Mitt Romney in 2012 said that 47% of Americans wouldn't support him because they live on government aid and don't pay taxes.
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We let him know that immigrants who come in through family migration are more economically successful and less reliant on government aid.
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Nevertheless, the president's still-unreleased proposal to improve the country's inner workings is expected to include about $200 billion in federal government aid.
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Aletha Lee, 43, said she was only given $1,700 in government aid after the hurricane for herself, her husband, and their seven children.
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Without Conscious Impact's work in Takure, the village would be in an even worse situation, as government aid has been slow to come.
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Stevens embraced other liberal positions by supporting abortion and gay rights, gun restrictions, limits on government aid for religion and legalization of marijuana.
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In 2012, the facility's CEO was sentenced to three years in prison for bribing three state lawmakers in exchange for more government aid.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda says the amount of government aid for hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico pales in comparison to the help from ordinary citizens.
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He hopes to soon remove his daughters from Medicaid, releasing his family altogether from government aid and supporting them from his own work.
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Shares of Deutsche Bank touched new lows after a German magazine reported that Berlin had ruled out providing government aid to Deutsche Bank.
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Since the 183 U.S.-led invasion, Afghanistan has been among the top recipients of foreign government aid to promote economic and social development.
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Passenger and cargo carriers are seeking some $58 billion in government aid, half of it in cash grants and the other in loans.
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Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz identified the Selective Service as an "incomparable asset" in locating men who could benefit from government aid.
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El Al, which has already announced a major round of layoffs, has requested government aid and is in talks with the Finance Ministry.
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U.S. airlines' first plea for $260 billion in government aid to weather the coronavirus landed with a thud among lawmakers and the public.
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There's nothing like the sight of Republicans and Democrats working together and scrambling to save big time government aid to super-rich corporations.
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A U.S. government aid worker and LGBT advocate was hacked to death in his home in Bangladesh on Monday, the State Department confirmed.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will now permit churches to request government aid following hurricanes Irma and Harvey, The Associated Press reported.
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But its public housing stock has shrunk dramatically: houses built with government aid can be freely sold or rented out after 30 years.
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And that part of the program is working fine, except in Republican-controlled states that won't let the federal government aid their residents.
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During the financial crisis, they received $187 billion in government aid and by now have repaid $265 billion via dividend payments to the Treasury.
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Now farmers are turning to government aid to avert disaster, lenders are extending the term on loans and machinery dealers are seeing declining sales.
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Government aid, including water, medicine, and gasoline, has been arriving in Santa María by helicopter, but the community is worried that will soon end.
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Video of Headley's arrest immediately sparked discussions about the criminalization of poverty, particularly as it affects poor black women shamed for needing government aid.
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Even if children in the household are legally qualified for government aid, unauthorized adults would not be allowed to sign leases for subsidized houses.
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Long held conservative beliefs that more competition and concentrating more generous government aid on the truly poor haven't really even been mentioned at all.
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There is a huge selection of government aid available to small businesses, some of which includes grants that don't have to be paid back.
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In exchange for limits on what government aid they can receive, religious organizations are already exempt from a host of regulations, like nondiscrimination requirements.
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And as insurance money and government aid gets to distressed households and businesses, employment gains into next year should be on the strong side.
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Nor did the South Korean government aid Samsung, despite the importance of Samsung to South Korea's economy and the country's generally strong industrial policy.
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Boeing earlier this week said it is seeking $2280 billion in government aid for itself and its massive supply chain because of the virus.
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Boeing earlier this week said it is seeking $60 billion in government aid for itself and its massive supply chain because of the virus.
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Companies from hotels to restaurants to manufacturers have argued the coronavirus has pummeled their business, and they need government aid just to stay afloat.
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But from the beginning, the program has also raised complicated questions about how to allocate government aid to students — by need or by merit.
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Temporary joblessness is still joblessness Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin minimized the numbers, saying they are "not relevant" in light of the forthcoming government aid.
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Like everywhere in the country, faith in state and federal government here seems to be so low that nobody is betting on government aid.
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Three in four American families who qualified for housing assistance received nothing: the amount of government aid didn't come close to meeting the need.
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The poll also found that people who did not know they were citizens were far less likely to support government aid for the island.
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But in every country she visited, the first lady made a point to visit places and meet with people who benefit from US government aid.
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The issue: Nearly a year after Maria rolled through Puerto Rico, residents are still reporting that basic necessities are not being fulfilled by government aid.
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By buying a marriage license a week before signing her FAFSA application, she had qualified as an "independent," and therefore in need of government aid.
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Her father, a devout Mormon, didn't believe in conventional schooling or government aid, so Tara was 17 the first time she was in a classroom.
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The federation repeatedly asked for government aid in 2018 amid low prices, and the country eventually spent at least $13.5 million to fund tree replacements.
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NWR's main business unit filed for insolvency on Tuesday after failing to secure government aid, but could still agree a reorganisation plan to stay afloat.
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In the same September 2012 episode, Lewis said that Democratic voters were on government aid, calling them "unpatriotic" and "scoundrels" looking for more government handouts.
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In parts of Italy, the mafia has taken over many migrant detention centers, providing minimal services to migrants while pocketing government aid payments for themselves.
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One side lists things people often mistakenly assume about the state's 11,200 refugees: that they get more government aid than poor Germans do, for instance.
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The travel and tourism industry is seeking $150 billion in financial aid, with the U.S. airline industry asking government aid of more than $50 billion.
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Airlines are scrambling to save cash and are making deep cuts to their network as they plead for more than $50 billion in government aid.
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The idea came from Senator Mitt Romney, who proposed that every American should get $1,000 to help them until government aid arrives, which gained bipartisan support.
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The WTO is expected to rule on a parallel case in which the EU has challenged government aid to U.S. planemaker Boeing later this spring.
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Democrats vowed on Friday to push for a fourth round of government aid to further expand benefits for workers and provide more funding for hospitals.
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The fund, Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, criticized the company for raising executive pay after accepting government aid and announcing 14,000 job cuts.
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And at HUD, Secretary Ben Carson has taken a tough-love approach to housing, saying that too much government aid mires people deeper in poverty.
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The restrictions that were lifted applied solely to United States government aid to the government of Myanmar, not to trade in jade and precious stones.
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The case, which involved state funds to make playgrounds safer, has implications for government aid to religious institutions in many other cases, notably school vouchers.
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And one in six Americans receives some form of government aid as the nation struggles to recover from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.
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Battered by low prices and high costs, some are contemplating switching to other crops or selling up, despite tens of millions of dollars in government aid.
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That assistance would be over and above compensation residents were entitled to, comprised of 60 percent government aid and 40 percent interest-free loan, he said.
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Brown thinks the latter is the real problem, and wants to charge corporations a "freeloader" fee if their employees depend on government aid like food stamps.
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Their demands would reduce government aid for the poorest Americans, in order to help fund tax cuts that are projected to primarily benefit the very rich.
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About a week after the hurricane hit, Bravo said he spoke with high school friends and family members and noticed areas that hadn't received government aid.
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He is spearheading a reform plan called Vision 2030 that aims to wean Saudis off government aid and diversify an economy almost wholly dependent on oil.
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And people who make more and do not qualify for much or any government aid — especially those who are healthy — have been less likely to enroll.
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They were in Dhaka studying ways to improve the city's traffic congestion, according the Japan International Cooperation Agency, the government aid organization that sponsored the project.
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While the president said the cash will come from tariffs on Chinese products, Reuters noted it will actually be part of a U.S. government aid package.
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Since then, Nissan has invested nearly 4 billion pounds ($5 billion) in the site, supported by many tens of millions of pounds worth of government aid.
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Among the measures: Government aid to needy families will be increased to $86 a month from $61, with about 120,000 families getting extra help, they said.
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Your Money Adviser New state-based accounts that let disabled people work and save money without risking the loss of government aid are slowly catching on.
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It was reported Monday that U.S. airlines are seeking more than $50 billion in government aid because of the impact of the coronavirus on air travel.
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But for officials who feel it's only fair to make people work for government aid, the question of whom it's fair to exempt gets much murkier.
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Refund claims, if honoured, would be a major additional cash drain on many airlines already in need of government aid to survive a sustained travel slump.
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The Chicago-based airplane manufacturer is seeking $60 billion in government aid for itself and its suppliers as the industry faces the fallout from the outbreak.
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While those in need await government aid, including the stimulus checks that will begin to cover their expenses, they are turning to the internet for help.
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Sherrod Brown (D-OH) earlier this year introduced legislation that would charge companies a "freeloader" fee if their employees depend on government aid like food stamps.
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Philanthropists and government aid agencies are only starting to get interested in the challenges of distribution — one new philanthropy that does have this focus is Good Ventures.
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Despite our country's tumultuous political landscape, I still hope for more government aid to ensure I receive adequate care and my caregivers are paid a fair wage.
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Indicated 0.6 percent lower The head of Germany's anti-trust commission rejected government aid for troubled airline Air Berlin in an interview in Germany's Die Welt newspaper.
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Indeed, government aid and incentives are a big part of the reason Tesla was able to go public in a skeptical 2010 market for initial public offerings.
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He said the Senate investigation was limited by the timeframe examined, as it focused on government aid spending since the current administration took office in May, 2015.
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If religious organizations are able to receive that government aid while keeping these exemptions, it might start to look like having their cake and eating it too.
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Mr. Vollmer particularly fanned resentments when he appeared with Mr. Maduro last year, gave a speech, shook his hand enthusiastically and accepted government aid amid economic turmoil.
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We know what Republicans want: a free-for-all in which insurance companies can discriminate as they like, with minimal regulation and drastic cuts in government aid.
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Some experts have warned in the past that government aid or new subsidies could distort or disrupt markets and ultimately have negative consequences for the agriculture industry.
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Government aid has also been brought in by boat, and a team of technicians was sent on Thursday morning to begin setting up telecommunications, local officials said.
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But the two sides differ about whether the state court was free to strike it down based on the State Constitution's prohibition of government aid to religion.
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Even when U.S. government aid money has been allocated specifically to them, reports indicate that issues with the distribution system have often prevented them from receiving it.
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Because right now, insurers are demanding to know what kinds of subsidies and other government aid they'll be getting to remain in the Obamacare exchanges for 2018.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello on Monday asked for more government aid to avert a humanitarian crisis in the island, which is home to 3.4 million people.
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Two ruptures earlier this year leaked some 3,000 barrels of oil, polluting rivers and prompting an Amazonian tribe to hold Petroperu officials hostage to press for government aid.
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Clear proof of ownership, legal experts say, is the key to unlocking vital government aid after a hurricane sweeps through - felling homes, stealing cars and ransacking whole communities.
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Work for welfare is now an old idea, rooted in the conviction that people become poor due to some personal failing, and are thus undeserving of government aid.
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Icing on the cake: It's possible to obtain financial aid, both need- and merit-based, from universities outside the United States, as well as government aid from home.
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"This is an unprecedented disaster," O'Neill said in a statement late on Wednesday, while promising 450 million kina ($135 million) in government aid and help from the military.
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Ms. Jensen was in her mid-22003s in Columbus, Ohio, when she broke free from her troubled marriage, relying on food stamps and other government aid to survive.
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The answer, surely, is that it isn't about saving money, it's about stigmatizing those who receive government aid, forcing them to jump through hoops to prove their neediness.
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The United States moved to impose levies on more products than previously planned in an escalation of its fight with Europe over government aid for Boeing and Airbus.
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Seenigama is an outlier compared to the other tsunami-hit villages on Sri Lanka's coast, where locals are still largely dependent on government aid and without sustainable livelihoods.
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Haley said she stepped down because she opposes government aid to help Boeing handle the disruptive impact of the coronavirus on the aerospace industry, according to the company.
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But Republicans may need to tread carefully in seeking to reduce government aid programs that benefit some of Trump's core supporters in poor, rural regions of the country.
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Currently, one-third of sex workers don't have the necessary paperwork to receive government aid and experience too much stigma and financial limitations prevent them from seeing private doctors.
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The new plan also would end birthright citizenship, suspend the H-13B visa program for 21 days to investigate alleged abuses and deny certain government aid to legal immigrants.
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Unable to find a powerful political sponsor and with big public works projects out of fashion, JR Tokai had abandoned efforts to get government aid about a decade ago.
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I believe that if government aid organizations and NGOs apply similar strategies, we will see a remarkable reduction in support for violent extremism because of three key factors: 1.
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People who don't know better might give their bank account information to a so-called government official who's offering to unload a no-strings-attached $1,200 government aid check.
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The decision concerned a state program to make playgrounds safer that excluded those affiliated with churches, and it had implications for all kinds of government aid to religious institutions.
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He repeatedly went to Washington to lobby the administration and Congress for American humanitarian and economic support for the new government — aid that could provide leverage over the Sandinistas.
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U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said his office would be in contact with local and federal authorities to determine if government aid was needed for the U.S. territory.
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Al Qaeda's branch in Bangladesh took credit on Tuesday for the killing of a U.S. government aid agency worker and his friend in his Dhaka apartment earlier this week.
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The case concerned a Missouri program to make playgrounds safer that excluded ones affiliated with churches, but it had implications for all kinds of government aid to religious institutions.
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One interesting argument you make in the book is that if we're contrasting accountable transparent philanthropy with unaccountable shadowy billions, you can't really characterize government aid as accountable and transparent.
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Soybeans edged lower as traders awaited details of a second round of U.S. government aid for farmers affected by a trade dispute with China that has curbed U.S. soybean shipments.
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Iowa's many, many corn farmers have always gotten lots of government aid — the Environmental Working Group says that between 1995 and 2012, they received more than $15 billion in subsidies.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) slammed "elites" in an interview broadcast Sunday for not knowing how to deal with the Trump administration's decision to freeze government aid to Pakistan.
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With so much debt on their books, Chinese companies are less able to spend on new projects, even with generous government aid, because they face large outlays for interest costs.
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It has long been a large recipient of Australian government aid, but in recent years has received hundreds of millions of dollars in loans and grants from the Chinese government.
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Without legal identification, they are denied access to government aid, health care, financial services, the labor market, the ability to secure property rights and the ability to register a business.
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Parker is in Washington, D.C., talking with members of the Trump administration and leaders on Capitol Hill about the need for government aid to keep the airline industry from collapsing.
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Those frustrations have also found expression in the $2.1 trillion House Democratic stimulus proposal, which includes a lobbying ban for companies that receive government aid until the funds are repaid.
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They said they were motivated by the specific fears that Mr. Moore would help President Trump cut government aid programs, reduce access to health care and neglect criminal justice reform.
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In 2017, the Trump administration reinstated and expanded the "global gag rule," which bars health care providers abroad that receive US government aid from providing, referring for, or discussing abortion.
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Mr. Bernier wants to end all government aid to corporations, even though many companies based in Quebec, like Bombardier, the aircraft and rail car maker, depend heavily on the state.
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His family is avoiding shelters or government aid because they're petrified of deportation, particularly since Texas's anti-sanctuary cities bill, allowing police to ask individuals their immigration status, takes effect Friday.
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It is studying a new form of social welfare policy now in effect in Britain: so-called universal credit, which rolls existing government aid programs into one monthly lump sum payment.
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The cause: Those earners would be getting less government aid for health care since the bill would get rid of the individual mandate from the Affordable Care Act, per the CBO.
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The move from the e-commerce giant comes nine months after it said it would offer a discount on its popular Prime subscription service for shoppers who receive U.S. government aid.
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And Democrats have been quick to remind Puerto Rican voters of Trump's controversial visit to the island after the hurricanes, when the president tossed paper towels at onlookers seeking government aid.
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This month German Chancellor Angela Merkel secured a promise from Tunisia to take back 1,500 rejected Tunisian asylum seekers, with those who agreed to leave voluntarily eligible to receive government aid.
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Sanders tweeted that he would demand any corporation that receives government aid be required "not to lay off workers, cut wages or benefits, ship jobs overseas, or pay workers poverty wages."
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The more than $50 billion in government aid U.S. airlines are seeking as the coronavirus ravages their businesses must include worker and consumer protections, Democratic lawmakers and labor unions said Tuesday.
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IAG CEO Willie Walsh, who on Monday deferred his retirement due to the crisis, has long opposed any government aid and told investors that airlines should look at self-help first.
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" Writing in The Journal around the time the book was published, Mr. Ingrassia asserted that in return for any direct government aid to G.M., "the board and the management should go.
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She and three of her kids were forced to live in her dad's one-bedroom apartment, sleeping on the floor, until she was able to secure an apartment with government aid.
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U.S. airline stocks plunged to new multi-year lows Wednesday as carriers further cut costs after coronavirus devastated demand for flights and they continue to plead for billions in government aid.
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Previous HUD secretaries have woven race into housing, emphasizing how fair lending practices and government aid to struggling communities are necessary to bridging the divide between the haves and the have-nots.
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Bombardier, which has received more than $1 billion in federal and provincial government aid since 2015, awarded its top five executives and board chairman raises of up to 50 percent for 2016.
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I drove to the Keys to see how residents were coping with the aftermath of Irma, and found them helping each other sort through the damage as they waited for government aid.
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For example, Texas has historically offered fewer welfare benefits than California, and it is no surprise that immigrants in California are more likely to be collecting government aid than those in Texas.
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The Shining Path targeted the poorest of Peruvians, enlisting Quechua-speaking, indigenous recruits from the highlands to wage war on government institutions by preventing citizens to vote and interfering with government aid.
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And government aid certainly does not strengthen communities and families: If Americans have learned anything about the federal welfare system, it is how effectively it undermines family structure and hollows out communities.
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The story of emergency food relief in Puerto Rico shed light on the desperation across the island and underscored the lack of government aid, especially in the days immediately following the storm.
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The key proposals circulating among policymakers involve around $850 billion in new government aid, an amount roughly similar to the package that was passed in the wake of the last financial crisis.
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Even if Obamacare plans are not the source of those profits, the industry is doing so well overall that perhaps it's long past time to stop giving it so much government aid.
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The rebuilding effort will add to construction and other jobs, but only over time as it will take time for the insurance money and government aid to get to the storm's victims.
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The Trump administration said Wednesday that it is tightening work requirements for recipients of food-stamp benefits in a move that could end the government aid for as many as 755,000 people.
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The bill states that any items worth more than 22016,226 kroner ($22016,3783) can be seized by police to help offset government aid the refugees would require while their asylum cases are being processed.
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The majority of Syrian refugees have no legal status in Lebanon due to the complications and costs of obtaining or renewing residency rights under rules imposed by the Lebanese government, aid agencies say.
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The First Amendment's proscription on government acts "representing an establishment of religion" has been interpreted to bar prayer in schools, government aid to churches and certain types of sectarian displays on public grounds.
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As others have pointed out, this likely reflects sentiment by investors that the good times will not last and that government aid has only delayed a reckoning with the company's longer-term problems.
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In the past, a number of Libertarian thinkers, like Milton Friedman and Charles Murray, have supported forms of basic income, praising the fact it would inevitably swallow the plethora of government aid programs.
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" In Krugman's article for the Times, he argued Medicaid work requirements aren't "about saving money," but rather "stigmatizing those who receive government aid, forcing them to jump through hoops to prove their neediness.
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For example, many are using their technology to connect essential workers with carers or provide emergency child care, helping providers navigate government aid programs and, in some cases, raising their own relief funds.
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MORE CASES OUTSIDE CHINA THAN IN Airlines around the world said they would make more drastic cuts to their flying schedules, shed jobs and seek government aid because of sweeping global travel restrictions.
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It came as airlines, tourism and airport operators were already scrambling to respond to a global slump in travel that is increasingly likely to require government aid to tide companies through the crisis.
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The company last week announced that it would suspend its dividend and said that Calhoun would forgo his pay, measures other companies have taken to save cash, while they wait for government aid.
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Many farmers and agricultural groups continue to speak out about the harm the tariffs are causing them and to say that they would prefer the elimination of the tariffs to continued government aid.
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Douglas County School District was set to answer a longstanding question about whether historically discriminatory Blaine Amendments prohibiting government aid to "sectarian" institutions in 38 states are compatible with First Amendment religious protections.
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Data points: The study revealed that Republican men who contributed less to their household income than they did two years earlier became increasingly conservative on issues like abortion and government aid to African Americans.
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This makes sense: When you close doctors' doors to patients who rely on government aid to secure medical care, you will have more babies born to people who aren't necessarily able to support them.
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BOGOTA, April 13 (Reuters) - Nearly $21 million in government aid for Colombia's struggling coffee farmers is not enough to keep producers afloat amid a global price crisis, the country's growers' federation said on Friday.
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SOME OF IT GOVERNMENT AID BUT ALSO SOME OF IT ON THE GROUND IN PUERTO RICO COMING TOGETHER AND COMING FORWARD WITH A FISCAL PROGRAM THAT'S CREDIBLE AND THAT EXTENDS FOR MANY YEARS FORWARD.
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This "China shock," said Autor, led not only to mass unemployment but also to social disintegration, less marriage, more opioid abuse and more people dropping out of the labor market and requiring government aid.
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True, the Senate voted 96 to 0 late Wednesday night to deliver a sweeping $2 trillion response to the coronavirus pandemic, a remarkable show of unanimity for the biggest government aid package in history.
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Under the policy, an immigrant would be considered a public charge — essentially dependent on government aid — if they receive at least one public benefit for more than 12 months within any three-year period.
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Releasing the records would result in "both criminal and civil liability and damages, including, among other things, substantial fines, penalties and even the potential loss of government aid and other funding," the letter warned.
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PG&E – The utility may get government aid to avoid financial catastrophe, after California's top utility regulator Michael Picker told analysts and shareholders his agency does not want PG&E to file for bankruptcy protection.
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In her excellent new book Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor, Virginia Eubanks points out how systems ostensibly designed to efficiently administer government aid can punish working class people.
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Ciuriak said that while Trump's tax cuts and Canadian government aid for businesses hurt by the tariffs may mask the cost of trade friction, the stimulus is unsustainable, and economic pain will be felt eventually.
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Now living with relatives in Baltimore, the 23-year-old single mother has no qualifications, no stable job and, having unsuccessfully sought government aid while interning as a receptionist, no prospect of a steady income.
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Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley stepped down from Boeing's board of directors after less than a year because she opposes government aid to help the aircraft manufacturer weather the coronavirus crisis, the company said Thursday.
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The camp, run by the government aid agency the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency of Turkey (AFAD), was built to provide shelter for refugees but officers said the new arrivals would not be allowed to leave.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's Hebei province needs more central government aid to back its efforts to cut industrial capacity and restructure its economy, researchers with the country's state planning agency said in a report published on Monday.
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Government aid has been considered crucial for the 120 million-140 million euro project and the foundation has been eager to continue negotiations before the reservation of the seafront plot expires at the end of 2016.
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As other airlines went bankrupt, Kam Air became one of the biggest taxpayers in a country where few bother to pay taxes, making it indispensable to the government, aid groups, businesses and the nation at large.
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The death toll from a bridge collapse in the city of Genoa rose to 39, prompting Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to allocate government aid for the region and name a commissioner who would streamline reconstruction efforts.
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As I suggested in a recent column, perhaps he is banking on the white working class's resentment of poor people, whom they see as moochers entitled to government aid not available to their own struggling families.
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But the budget office said that insurers would probably continue to participate in most areas of the country because "a substantial number of relatively healthy (mostly young) people would continue to purchase insurance" with government aid.
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HAMILTON, Ontario (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal Dofasco's chief executive said on Tuesday the company was not seeking Canadian government aid as the domestic steel industry faces uncertainty after U.S. President Donald Trump provided temporary tariff relief on steel imports.
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OKD, a major employer in the Czech Republic's industrial northeast, was declared insolvent by a court in May after its owners failed to secure government aid to help it through a sharp fall in global coal prices.
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In the last century alone, for example, we have seen the attack of federal troops upon the Bonus Army, World War I veterans who marched on Washington at the height of the Depression to demand government aid.
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It's too committed to an Ayn Rand story line about heroic job creators versus moochers to admit either that trickle-down economics can fail to deliver good jobs, or that sometimes government aid is a crucial lifeline.
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Boeing is pursuing $60 billion in U.S. government aid to help prop up a U.S. aerospace manufacturing supply chain already reeling from the year-old grounding of its previously fast-selling 737 Max jetliner after fatal crashes.
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But as its outlines emerged on Sunday, Democrats denounced the package as a corporate giveaway that favored big business over workers and failed to ensure that bailed-out companies would not enrich themselves after receiving government aid.
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Inside the West Wing, aides have also discussed deferring taxes for industries hurt by any economic downturn caused by the virus, government aid to certain geographic regions where the virus has hit and loans to small businesses.
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Three mothers of students at a Christian school in Kalispell, Montana challenged a lower court ruling that struck down the program as a violation of the state constitution's ban on government aid to religious schools and churches.
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The Education secretary said that charter schools have "proven to be a good choice" for many Michigan families, and also criticized Blaine amendments, or policies that ban direct government aid to educational institutions that have religious affiliations.
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Bob Menendez, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, highlighted these issues in a letter dated February 23 to the acting leader of the Millennium Challenge Corporation, a small federal government aid agency established 2004.
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Trouble is, while there are anecdotes aplenty about how government aid has spurred development of cancer treatments or solar panels, there is little evidence that such programs have spurred productivity or raised wages across the entire economy.
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Fighting rumors of a looming government bailout, CEO John Cryan asserted Deutsche Bank will not ask for German government aid, and aims to resolve its problems internally, which include the potential of a massive U.S. Justice Department fine.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday welcomed a "cash" payout to American farmers before the Thanksgiving Day holiday that he attributed to China tariffs, but that money actually is part of a U.S. government aid package.
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Carson has often gone back to that childhood by telling his story throughout the campaign trail, so we know by now that he was raised by a single mother who relied on government aid despite working three jobs.
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WASHINGTON — The United States and the European Union are preparing to impose tit-for-tat tariffs on each other's products, the latest escalation in a 14-year fight over government aid given to Boeing and European rival Airbus.
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Kelly said the airline was losing "big money" on every single flight, but is considering applying for funds under a government rescue package to avoid furloughs and to stay competitive with other airlines that may receive government aid.
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Worse, they're making the same mistake Hillary Clinton made with her "deplorables" comment or Mitt Romney did in 2012 with his jab at the 47 percent of Americans supposedly too addicted to government aid to vote for him.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Many people living near a crumbling dam in storm-battered Puerto Rico have evacuated, Governor Ricardo Rossello said on Monday, as he asked for more government aid to avert a humanitarian crisis after Hurricane Maria.
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At a December hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, experts from government aid agency USAID and the State Department, after some hesitation, confirmed that South Sudanese government forces, as well as the opposition, had intentionally targeted aid workers.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will evacuate government aid workers from South Sudan and a military transport plane would help other Japanese citizens leave the country after fighting erupted in the capital Juba, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said on Monday.
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They are effectively everyone left, and they have become the focus of resurgent conservative proposals to overhaul government aid, such as one announced last month by the Trump administration that would allow states to test work requirements for Medicaid.
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The Trump administration has proposed placing tariffs on an additional $4 billion of imports from the European Union, including cherries, whiskey and coiled copper, in a further escalation of a 14-year fight over government aid for aviation companies.
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Although the U.S. Midwest planting season is still about a month away, the slow ramp-up of Chinese purchases means farmers need guarantees of government aid now in order to invest in seeds and fertilizer and secure bank loans.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The United States is committed to helping Iraq recover from three years of war against Islamic State despite President Donald Trump cutting the foreign aid budget, a senior official in its main government aid agency has said.
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On January 23rd, four days into his presidency, Donald Trump signed an executive order that bans government aid to foreign non-governmental organisations that "actively promote" abortion, for example by telling a woman that abortion is a legally available option.
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Brussels also hoped to resolve a pair of nearly 15-year-old legal cases about government aid to U.S. planemaker Boeing Co and Europe's Airbus for aircraft development, and head off a spiral of tariffs on that issue, Weyand said.
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If workers are receiving government aid through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly known as food stamps), national school lunch and breakfast programs, Section 13 housing subsidies, or Medicaid, employers will be taxed for the total cost of those benefits.
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Still, signs of a global economic slowdown hitting oil demand growth worried investors after global manufacturing indicators disappointed and the U.S. opened another trade front after threatening the EU with more tariffs to offset government aid to the aviation industry.
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Hamilton, ONTARIO, March 13 (Reuters) - Sean Donnelly, Chief Executive of ArcelorMittal Dofasco, said on Tuesday the company is not seeking Canadian government aid as the domestic steel industry faces uncertainty after U.S. President Donald Trump provided temporary relief on steel imports.
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That may seem like too much government aid to one industry, but if the government is going to require hospitals to treat everyone who walks in the door who needs treatment, there is some justification for an assist in this case.
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In Juchitan's Seventh Division residential neighborhood, Margarita Lopez, a 56-year-old domestic worker, craned her head as she stood in a crowd of women waiting for a promised delivery of government aid, which turned out to be mostly canned food.
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A 2011 government study found that national spending per person on health care attributed to foreigners, who are mostly young adults, was lower than for Britons; spending on education was higher, but outlays for government aid for both groups were comparable.
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Boeing will cancel CEO pay, suspend its dividend and extend a pause on share buybacks, the U.S. planemaker said on Friday, as companies eager for government aid to curb fallout from the coronavirus face pressure to cut payouts to investors.
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Speaking after a Cabinet meeting in Genoa, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced a 12-month state of emergency for the region, opening the way for government aid, and said that five million euros had been allocated for the most immediate needs.
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Separately on Monday, airline Icelandair said it would cut 240 jobs out of a total workforce of 4,715 and temporarily move 92% of its remaining staff to part-time employment with salaries partly paid by the new government aid scheme.
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European airlines have also stepped up calls for emergency government aid, as Airports Council International Europe said that passenger traffic across the region fell by an average of 13% last week and that the situation would worsen as borders closed.
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So did a scattershot recovery that saw some people get the government aid and charity assistance they needed, when they needed it, while others had more difficulty or became entangled in disputes and complications with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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A $20945 billion Canadian government aid package for Bombardier Inc should not be delayed over fears that the plane-and-train maker could outsource jobs to Mexico or China, the head of Canada's largest private sector union said on Thursday.
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The airline had stopped flying early this month) PARIS, Sept 27 (Reuters) - French budget airline Aigle Azur will cease all activities on Friday at midnight after a commercial court rejected financial rescue offers, the French government aid in a statement.
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BUDAPEST — Emboldened by encouraging signals from the Trump administration, populist leaders across Central and Eastern Europe are mounting simultaneous crackdowns on nongovernmental organizations, once protected by Washington, that promote open government, aid refugees and often serve as checks on authoritarian governments.
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As the country tries to move away from low-end manufacturing, Beijing's plan, Made in China 2025, is designed to juice economic development in emerging industries by providing $300 billion in low-cost loans, research funds and other government aid.
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In the past few weeks, villagers have been ordered to destroy dozens of chhaupadi huts, and Nepal's home ministry has threatened to cut off government aid to families that do not comply with a law that bans the chhaupadi ritual.
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While hybrid and electric cars now make up a tiny fraction of sales, new government aid worth up to $2,000 per car could help catapult green vehicles to nearly a third of a 5 million car market by 2020, IHS Automotive says.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Government aid agencies of the United States and Britain have directed their humanitarian partners to stop using a border crossing between Turkey and Syria, officials said, due to concerns that taxes on aid trucks were used to fund an extremist group.
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Proton, founded in 343 by former Malaysian premier Mahathir Mohamad, received 1.5 billion ringgit ($338.2 million) in government aid a year ago on the condition that it implement a turnaround plan and seek a foreign partner to help its research and development.
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She said the Trump administration also has indicated it "will be reducing significantly" funding for government aid agency USAID and the State Department, both of which provide help to developing countries in building resilience to climate change shocks and pressures, she said.
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At the same time, research shows that many Americans who receive direct federal benefits, including Medicare and Social Security, wrongly report that they have never received government aid—perhaps because these are services they feel they have paid for, like any other product.
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While the orchestra has a dedicated core of donors and board members who support it with private philanthropy, and it has seen both ticket sales and (more unusually these days) subscription sales rise recently, the government aid has played an important role.
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The bill came together despite a toxic dynamic between the two parties in the normally courtly Senate, where Mr. McConnell conceded from the start that quickly enacting a mammoth emergency government aid plan could be done only with the assent of Democrats.
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WASHINGTON/GENEVA (Reuters) - President Donald Trump declared a U.S. national emergency over the quickly spreading coronavirus on Friday, opening the door to more government aid to combat a pathogen that has infected more than 21,2266 people worldwide and left over 224,217 dead.
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WASHINGTON/GENEVA (Reuters) - President Donald Trump declared a U.S. national emergency over the quickly spreading coronavirus on Friday, opening the door to more government aid to combat a pathogen that has infected more than 21,2266 people worldwide and left over 224,217 dead.
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For the 116th Congress, which began in the middle of a government shutdown and emerged only weeks ago from a bitter impeachment fight, the enactment of a mammoth government aid bill capped off a remarkable flurry of bipartisan cooperation and expedited legislative work.
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Last August, the Trump administration announced a new rule governing who would be classified as a "public charge" — essentially someone reliant on government aid programs — and thus potentially unable to enter the United States, extend their visa, or obtain a green card.
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In her remarks to the Smith Foundation, Ms. DeVos, who attended private Christian schools and sent her children to them, took aim at the so-called Blaine Amendments, constitutional provisions in 37 state constitutions that prohibit government aid to religiously affiliated educational institutions.
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Opinion Columnist It may have slipped by you, but last week Donald Trump suggested that he may be about to give U.S. farmers — who have yet to see any benefits from his much-touted trade deal with China — another round of government aid.
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A resident who has lived in Isola di Capo Rizzuto for 40 years said people in the town suspected something was wrong, with the migrants protesting in the streets about their squalid living conditions despite the millions of euros in government aid.
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BERLIN, March 13 (Reuters) - The number of bankruptcies in Germany is set to rise this year for the first time since the financial crisis in 2009, the head of Germany's insolvency administrators' association said, warning that government aid could not protect all companies.
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They include the U.S. travel and tourism industry, which is seeking $150 billion in aid, the U.S. airline industry which is seeking government aid of more than $50 billion, and Boeing and is seeking $60 billion for itself and the aerospace supply chain.
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A White House-led drive to downsize government aid programs such as food stamps and housing subsidies would energize conservative campaign donors whose support Republicans are counting on ahead of the November elections where the party will fight to keep control of Congress.
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Although Doar said he did not know what policies the administration would ultimately back, he said Trump could encourage people to get jobs by reducing the length of their qualification for government aid and imposing stricter reviews of their efforts to find work.
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I have no regular income besides a meager monthly disability check; my savings is used up, and my mom has depleted most of her retirement account, so the money to pay my caregivers now has to come from government aid, which is often inadequate.
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"Novo Banco has a very weak credit profile, and it is highly unlikely that the Resolution Fund will obtain sufficient funds to reimburse those that were injected into Novo Banco at the time the bank was created and repay the outstanding government aid," Moody's added.
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They typically haven't dismissed the possibility that the EITC did as much or more — but if Kleven is right, then the conservative case for welfare reform on the grounds that it promoted work in a population that was overly dependent on government aid gets stronger.
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The EU's director general for trade, Sabine Weyand, this week said she expected the Trump administration to proceed to implement some of the tariffs after a WTO arbitrator ruled on the damage caused to Boeing as a result of illegal EU government aid to Airbus.
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In the letter, Cohen also warned that the school could face "both criminal and civil liability and damages including, among other things, substantial fines, penalties and even the potential loss of government aid and other funding" if it violated the then-presidential candidate's confidentiality.
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SFO prosecutors had charged Varley with two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation, alleging he plotted to pay Qatar secret fees to help rescue Barclays, one of the few major British banks to survive the credit crisis without direct government aid.
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The United States has proposed a $25 billion list of European imports facing 100% tariffs once an arbitrator from the World Trade Organization later this year determines the damages caused to U.S. airplane maker Boeing Co by government aid to its European rival Airbus.
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Just two days after the nation memorialized the deaths of thousands of Americans who died in 9/11, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to deny the deaths of thousands of Americans who died due to Hurricane Maria, and the dismally slow government aid response.
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Outraged at a president who has gone as far as seizing toddlers from their undocumented parents, a progressive vanguard seeks to decriminalize border crossing, ban deportations, end detention, "abolish ICE" (the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency) and make undocumented migrants eligible for government aid.
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Delta Air Lines' CEO Ed Bastian warned Friday that the airline's second-quarter revenue will be down 80% — or $10 billion — from the same quarter a year ago because of coronavirus, the latest grim message from airline executives who are anxiously awaiting government aid.
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France went into lockdown on Tuesday to contain the spread of the highly contagious new coronavirus and Belgium announced it would follow suit, as the death toll in Italy jumped above 2,000, European banks warned of falling incomes and pummeled airlines pleaded for government aid.
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WASHINGTON, March 17 (Reuters) - The United States is expected to proceed with a 50% increase in U.S. tariffs on Airbus planes on Wednesday, U.S. and European officials say, further hampering U.S. airlines seeking government aid, with travel sharply reduced due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Despite controversy, lawmakers had rushed to approve the legislation, which provides $7.43 billion for emergency disaster aid, before government aid ran out at week's end as Americans deal with two deadly hurricanes including Irma, a potentially catastrophic storm poised to strike Florida on Sunday.
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As small businesses such as restaurants, bars, gyms and hair salons are forced by the coronavirus pandemic to go dark and lay off millions of employees, frantic owners are desperate for government aid to help them salvage enterprises that can't survive for long without customers.
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As small businesses such as restaurants, bars, gyms and hair salons are forced by the coronavirus pandemic to go dark and lay off millions of employees, frantic owners are desperate for government aid to help them salvage enterprises that can't survive for long without customers.
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While the site's capacity has since been tripled, lines at Centrelink, which manages government aid, have become symbols of a new era, with hundreds of people showing up before sunrise and waiting for hours outside drab offices that many of them used to barely notice.
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France went into lockdown on Tuesday to contain the spread of the highly contagious new coronavirus and Belgium announced it would follow suit, as the death toll in Italy jumped above 2,000, European banks warned of falling incomes and pummeled airlines pleaded for government aid.
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In truth, the Republican Party is still driven by the two propositions that have guided it for decades: cutting government aid will free poor Americans to shake dependency and get ahead, and cutting taxes on the well-to-do will bring prosperity to all.
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BAKU, March 17 (Reuters) - State-owned International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) will need more government aid to clean up its balance sheet and is unlikely to be privatised as envisaged under a 13 rescue plan for at least two years, an official and experts said.
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The US effectively stopped government aid programs benefiting Palestinians in February, and humanitarian aid groups and hospital administrators in Gaza and Jerusalem say aid cuts are doing serious harm to vulnerable patients at a time when health care systems used by Palestinians are already heavily strained.
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We can't fact-check a claim so vague as "the farmers are happy," but many farmers and agricultural groups continue to speak out about the harm the tariffs are causing them and to say that they would prefer the elimination of the tariffs to continued government aid.
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It is being closely watched by school choice advocates, who hope a ruling in Trinity Lutheran's favor could ultimately lead to a legal assault on the so-called Blaine Amendments, constitutional provisions in 38 states that prohibit direct government aid to schools with a religious affiliation.
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Also plausible is basically the opposite conclusion: These are relatively well-off less-educated blue collar workers who see poorer blue collar whites who are suffering (as indicated by low mobility and poor health in the region) and view them as undeserving recipients of government aid.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Farmers may need a third round of government aid next year if political in-fighting during the 2020 U.S. election cycle prevents the Trump administration from landing trade deals and reopening top export markets, the head of the largest U.S. farm lobby said on Tuesday.
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Outside of Congress, Trump could trim benefits on his own by reducing the time people are eligible for government aid and requiring them to provide more frequent updates on their efforts to find work, said Robert Doar, a welfare specialist at the conservative-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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The parents told authorities they felt overwhelmed as the working parents of four small children without enough outside help, according to testimony in the case, and Vincent said during an earlier hearing that their request for government aid had been denied since they both had full-time jobs.
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Between the World Economic Forum, World Bank, and Brookings reports on automation, I've been dancing around this idea for a bit now, and this report is the clearest-cut case yet—in order to prepare for automation that they are instigating, corporations are asking, essentially, for government aid.
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The high-profile Serious Fraud Office (SFO) case revolves around how Barclays — one of the few major British banks to survive the credit crisis without direct government aid — raised more than 11 billion pounds ($14 billion) from Qatar and other investors to avert a state bailout as markets roiled.
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But critics have argued that these questions can sometimes muddle the difference between racial animus and other beliefs, like economic conservatism (which is sometimes expressed as a belief that anyone can make it if they really try, and government aid thus isn't necessary) or belief in a just world.
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A poll by the Foundation for Government Accountability published in February found that work requirements for able-bodied adults to be eligible to receive government aid have tremendous public support: 83 percent supported work requirements for food stamps, 75 percent for Medicaid, and 81 percent for public housing.
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Indeed, experts on social welfare policy say, these substantial gains in reducing poverty are not visible precisely because Republicans succeeded over the last decades in shifting government aid programs from direct cash assistance to benefits like food stamps and housing vouchers that are not counted in annual statistics.
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Over all, 23 percent of Americans in the poll who were given no additional information said that Puerto Rico should receive additional government aid to help rebuild the territory, while 14 percent said it was not necessary and 20 percent said they did not know or had no opinion.
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But the budget he released in May proposes that private investment, spurred by government incentives, will make up a good deal of the infrastructure spending targets over the next 10 years, and proposes cuts in the kind of direct government aid that could be set aside for urban pools.
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The high-profile Serious Fraud Office (SFO) case revolves around how Barclays — one of the few major British banks to survive the credit crisis without direct government aid — raised more than 11 billion pounds ($14 billion) from Qatar and other investors to avert a state bailout as markets roiled.
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The couple told investigators they felt overwhelmed as the working parents of four small children without enough outside help, according to testimony in the case, and defense attorney Steven Vincent said during an earlier hearing that their request for government aid had been denied since they both had full-time jobs.
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News Analysis When Representative Mo Brooks said it was unfair that healthy "people who lead good lives" should have to subsidize the insurance of unhealthier ones who presumably don't, he bluntly raised an often unspoken question that runs through policy debates in Washington: Who deserves government aid and who does not?
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The case revolves around undisclosed payments to Qatar as Barclays raised more than 11 billion pounds ($13.5 billion) from investors in two cash injections in June and October 2008, allowing the bank to become one of the few major British banks to survive the credit crisis without direct government aid.
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Without a word of direct criticism, the diverse array of performers spoke of values they clearly believe are now under threat — equal protection for sexual and racial minorities, support for the poor, government aid to the arts — and raised money for groups supporting civil liberties, women's health and environmental protection.
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While much of this assistance is understandably focused on urban areas, where violence is most apparent, this United States government aid also needs to provide significant support to struggling rural communities, where the lack of opportunity is spurring young people to leave in droves, either for the city or the United States.
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The Capital Area Food Bank, which annually serves half a million people in the Washington metro area through 450 pantries, is already planning to boost its stocks since it expects to see more clients soon -- both federal workers and contractors who are losing their paychecks and low-income residents who are losing their government aid.
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The Qantas financing of seven Boeing Co 2000-21s for up to 21.6725 years at a 2.75% interest rate showed there is still low-cost funding available to airlines with strong fundamentals, even as the global industry calls for more government aid to help replace an estimated $250 billion of lost revenue in 2020.
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In 1984 Reagan brought in what was then known as the Mexico City policy, named after the host city of a UN conference where it was announced, which required NGOs to certify they would not perform or actively promote abortion as a method of family planning if they wanted to receive US government aid.
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Yoo Jin-ryong, who served as a culture minister under Ms. Park, said at a news conference on Monday that rank-and-file officials at the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism felt "abused" and "humiliated" when Ms. Park's office ordered them to exclude artists, writers and entertainers considered hostile to the president from government aid programs.
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All of these notions -- that the Mueller probe is illegal and the people involved in its formation should be jailed, the false claim about the sort of government aid an undocumented immigrant is eligible to receive, the implied media toleration of racism by Democratic politicians -- have been kicking around the fever swamps of the conservative Internet right for a while now.
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" Furthermore, "voters tend to support politicians and political parties that give them higher incomes or subsidies for the essentials of life; but no matter how well-meaning policymakers might have been when they created government aid programs like Medicare, unemployment insurance, and subsidized housing, these same programs quickly grow beyond their mission and turn into a mechanism that creates and sustains a never-ending cycle of dependence — and entitlement thinking.
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On the heels of the Senate's failure to pass a disaster relief bill on Monday, President Donald Trump posted a string of factually inaccurate tweets defending his position that federal government aid to the hurricane-ravaged island of Puerto Rico should be limited to food stamp subsidies, and made clear he prioritizes the needs of US citizens living in flood-ravaged Midwestern states above those of US citizens living in Puerto Rico.
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Wetts and Willer are hardly the first scholars to argue that racial animus is a powerful factor motivating opposition to social spending and redistribution in the US. Jill Quadagno's The Color of Welfare in 1994 and Martin Gilens's Why Americans Hate Welfare in 1999 credited racial factors — in particular, stereotypes of black people as lazy and overly dependent on government aid — with substantially reducing support for welfare spending since the war on poverty began in the 1960s.
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Todd was referencing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's announcement earlier this month that his country received $140 million more than they expected from the United States — one that came weeks after any US government aid to Ukraine was held up, and at the end of a summer in which President Donald Trump and his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, repeatedly asked the Ukrainians to open a "corruption" investigation aimed at implicating Hunter Biden, a son of the former vice president.
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The ability to legally work anywhere that will hire you, freedom to travel across US borders, and the option of applying for some types of government aid—all benefits citizens take for granted, but is incredibly important for immigrants trying to live in the US. So it's not surprising that when the real deal proves too difficult to get, many immigrants have looked for extralegal means of acquiring phony documents that can fool at least some of the people, some of the time.
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In a country where many poor people lacked any form of ID, like a birth certificate or a driver's license, this has been a revolution, because they can now open a bank account and get government aid sent directly to them — rather than having bureaucrats, bankers or postal workers skim off 30 percent each year through the mail — and then link their bank account to their mobile phones, from which they can buy, sell, transfer money and receive payments digitally anytime anywhere.
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It is right to wonder why they demand drug tests and, in the case of the recent proposed GOP health care bill, work requirements for the poor who receive government help, but don't demand the same for the wealthy and middle class: Americans who also receive government aid in the form of subsidized employer-sponsored health plans, mortgage deductions, a lower tax rate on capital gains and a Medicare program that provides triple the benefits than what the average recipient paid into the system.
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Earlier this month, the United States threatened tariffs on another $4 billion worth of additional European Union goods, including wine, cheese and whiskey - that could be hit with tariffs as part of a nearly 15-year dispute at the World Trade Organization over aircraft subsidies given to U.S. planemaker Boeing Co and its European rival, Airbus SE. The EU's director general for trade, Sabine Weyand, this week said she expected the Trump administration to proceed to implement some of the tariffs after a WTO arbitrator ruled on the damage caused to Boeing as a result of illegal EU government aid to Airbus.
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Earlier this month, the United States threatened tariffs on an additional $4 billion worth of European Union goods, including wine, cheese and whiskey - that could be hit with tariffs as part of a nearly 15-year-long dispute at the World Trade Organization over aircraft subsidies given to U.S. planemaker Boeing Co and its European rival, Airbus SE. The EU's director general for trade, Sabine Weyand, this week said she expected the Trump administration to proceed to implement some of the tariffs after a WTO arbitrator ruled on the damage caused to Boeing as a result of illegal EU government aid to Airbus.
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