They ditched the gold standard and introduced more social welfare.
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We can cut the size of the social welfare state.
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How did you first get involved with social welfare issues?
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Indeed, his views on America's social welfare programs are contradictory.
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Gleaning has again become an adjunct to more organised social welfare.
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In a popular step, new social welfare cards appeared in October.
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Nyenswah was also Liberia's Deputy Minister of Health and Social Welfare.
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A second possible solution is social welfare systems and safety nets.
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Alternatively, as our research has shown, IP theft lowers social welfare.
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But it shouldn't be based on some otherworldly social welfare function.
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The Pennsylvania group did not have authorization to operate the orphanage, said Arielle Jeanty Villedrouin, general director of the Institute for Social Welfare and Research, which oversees social welfare programs and is responsible for issuing accreditations.
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In 1995, it was a fight over social welfare programs like Medicare.
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They make our communities less safe and drain our social welfare programs.
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They could have chosen a country with more robust social welfare programs.
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He vowed, for example, to leave massive social welfare programs virtually untouched.
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Jake Tapper: Well, I don't speak for Jews, but social welfare pic.twitter.
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Our social welfare system is, in effect, a system of social insurance.
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I believe in more limited social welfare programs, a flat tax rate.
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Further, the bill protects donors to 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations.
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No social welfare program or benefit in America happens automatically, including Medicaid.
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Abe wants to rein in bulging social-welfare spending for the ageing population.
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The impeachment, he said, was driven by elite opponents of social welfare gains.
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What does a successful conservative electoral strategy around social welfare reform look like?
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Other priority areas are household registration reform, urbanization and social welfare, it added.
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Fernandez won two presidential elections through nationalist appeals and generous social welfare programs.
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That indecision led to a degree in social welfare, with a theater minor.
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It's an investment opportunity in social welfare that we'd be crazy to miss.
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Nixon, by the way, worked with Democrats on social welfare and environmental legislation.
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The money is better spent on social welfare schemes to benefit more people.
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They have different views, particularly on taxation, economic regulation, and social welfare programs.
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The report measures cities' economic growth, social welfare, government efficiency and other aspects.
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While we embrace universal health care and social welfare, we can be miserly.
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At the end of it, almost all of us live on social welfare.
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Yet millennials become averse to social welfare spending if they foot the bill.
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Moynihan talked about encouraging business development and making social welfare programs more efficient.
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"There'd be a lot of stress on our social-welfare system," he said.
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She lost faith in social welfare programs she came to believe were misused.
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In 2011, Hong was invited by the government's Social Welfare Department to speak to registered city social workers, which many felt amounted to a de-facto endorsement of his "post gay" therapeutic practice on the part of the Social Welfare Department.
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A broadly similar dynamic tends to play out with social welfare programs as well.
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They also say these social welfare programs would still be needed even with UBI.
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The program would also be funded by consolidating some social welfare programs, per Yang.
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Unlike on social welfare policy, Murray does not outline a specific immigration policy agenda.
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How do you evaluate Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's recent policy regarding social welfare reform?
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With growing prosperity people saved money more for consumer goods than for social welfare.
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"What we don't need is uncontrolled immigration into our social welfare systems," it said.
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They were supposed to promote "social welfare" and "educate" the public on important issues.
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According to Hurun, the money was donated to education, infrastructure and social welfare projects.
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Many communicated a sense of urgency and centered on the economy and social welfare.
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Social welfare programs are important, but alone they cannot lift people out of poverty.
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Senator Williams, a champion of organized labor and social welfare, was Abscam's biggest prize.
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He favors increasing social welfare spending and claims to be a fiscal conservative too.
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Reich and Pugh both said UBI should supplement rather than replace social welfare programs.
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"The responsibility lies with the staff, the director and the secretary" for social welfare.
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Op-Ed Contributor Dr. Rank studies poverty, social welfare, economic inequality and social policy.
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The minister of tourism and the health and social welfare minister have also quit.
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Economic growth generates more tax revenue and reduces federal spending on social welfare programs.
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High peacetime tax rates had become necessary to service the burgeoning social welfare state.
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Citing American National Election Studies data, Webster and Abramowitz contend that Opinions on social welfare issues have become increasingly consistent and divided along party lines and social welfare ideology is now strongly related to feelings about the opposing party and its leaders.
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In France, we have a very cool social welfare system so I had some security.
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The 6.2% tax helps to fund social welfare programs that Democrats have vowed to protect.
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"The symptomatology is very similar," says Hector Palencia, a professor in UCLA's Social Welfare Department.
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She later filed a complaint with the Department of Social Welfare over the alleged molestation.
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It doesn't account for their huge financial need to fund their petrodollar social welfare states.
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The government should be smaller, collecting fewer taxes and spending less on social welfare programs.
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Democrats have to enthusiastically promote social welfare as a tangible, necessary benefit to people's lives.
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But the government faces rising costs for health care, social welfare and other civilian outlays.
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However, authorities have maintained priority projects, mainly in the energy sector, and social welfare programmes.
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The proposed fiscal 2018 budget would also dramatically reshape social welfare programs such as Medicare.
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As a child psychologist she was a senior staff member of Sweden's social welfare department.
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That, anyway, is an operating assumption behind much of the discussion of social welfare programs.
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Bryce compared his day job as an ironworker to Ryan's handling of social welfare programs.
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Yet the most popular social-welfare programs in the U.S. all seemed utopian at first.
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In the United States, workers pay more out of pocket for those social welfare benefits.
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The difference is who she believes should be allowed to enjoy these social welfare benefits.
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So propping up fossil fuels with subsidies often ends up being a counterproductive social welfare program.
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Two-thirds of the city's budget goes on social welfare, which old people require lots of.
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And he came to believe that governments have a role to play in improving social welfare.
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Yet the better option was to overhaul alcohol duties, which could increase social welfare by £1.36bn.
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Despite the government's claims, most of the country's social-welfare projects are nearly out of funds.
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Lawmakers have also rejected the appointments of Duterte's foreign, environment, agrarian reform and social welfare ministers.
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The Greens and the FDP stand on opposite sides on environment, social welfare, immigration, and education.
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The result of the GOP tax bill, Sanders said, will be cuts to social welfare programs.
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Professor Ruoff said Emperor Akihito's biggest achievement had been to focus attention on social welfare causes.
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This resolution uses climate change as leverage to push a clear and divisive social welfare agenda.
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They centered their political discourse around issues that Turkish women cared about, such as social welfare.
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While liberal social-welfare groups digested the Trump order, conservative groups immediately released statements hailing it.
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The NRA is exempt from income tax as a section 501(c)(4) social welfare organization.
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Myanmar's Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement did not reply to a request for comment.
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We have a good health care and social-welfare system that allows anybody to become anything.
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This is a form of social insurance more than it is a form of social welfare.
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Asked to reconcile his opposition to government social welfare programs with the Christian imperative to take care of the poor, he rambled about how bad it was, starting in "sort of the 1920s", that "for some strange reason" the government got involved in social welfare programs.
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Min Thein, director of Myanmar's social welfare ministry, said security measurements were in place for returning refugees.
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As the oil price sank and revenues dried up, the social welfare programs designed by Chavez faltered.
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She believed the government was planning to spend more resources on defense and less on social welfare.
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Not only do Greenlanders have Nordic ideas about social welfare; they also ban private ownership of land. ■
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He's been cutting spending to popular, longstanding social welfare programs and has been scaling back labor protections.
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He had been awarded two state medals for social welfare achievements and had friends in powerful places.
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"The kimchi made here will be distributed to the vulnerable via a social welfare council," Kim added.
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The government has cut its budget, and started to trim the vast social welfare system and subsidies.
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The Social Welfare Institute is in charge of providing services to the elderly and disabled, among others.
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And female legislators are more likely to advocate for policies that support equality, children, and social welfare.
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The president has repeatedly said he will not cut social welfare programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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Its main goals are achieving more social justice, social welfare and finding a political solution for Kosovo.
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The new administration should try to tackle social welfare burdens, stringent labor market regulations and monetary disincentives.
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Ortega founded the Amancio Ortega Foundation in 2001, a charitable organization focused on education and social welfare.
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It has made it possible for tax-exempt "social welfare" organizations to operate as partisan attack machines.
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Rather, they administer social welfare programs, regulate retirement savings and, well, adjudicate discounts on those 23andMe kits.
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You consistently described American defense and weapons spending as draining the country's social welfare and municipal infrastructure.
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They underlie the sharp cuts to social welfare programs in the budget proposal he released this week.
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The Freedom Party had pledged to defend the country's generous social welfare system from abuse by migrants.
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The party's popularity, however, rests as much on ideology as it does on generous social welfare policies.
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And while his policies are focused on social welfare, he has promised to respect the market economy.
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But the jail has not received a final order for his release from the Social Welfare Department.
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It reckons social-welfare costs will rise by more than half by 2040, from ¥121trn ($1.06trn) to ¥190trn.
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Guatemala&aposs Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare released a statement saying the girl died late Tuesday.
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What's more, Macron has been cutting spending to popular, longstanding social welfare programs and scaling back labor protections.
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Acronym is a 501(c)(4), a "social welfare" nonprofit that can shield the names of its donors.
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Many groups, legally created as "social welfare" organizations to "educate" the public on issues, escape campaign disclosure requirements.
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Rob Wu, founder of crowdfunding platform CauseVox, believes America can do a better job with social-welfare policy.
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But it still underscores the divide between Democrats and Republicans over the real purpose of social welfare programs.
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In 21926, Mr. Zwick faced a clamor among congressional conservatives for cutbacks in Great Society social-welfare programs.
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Perhaps most important, they help families learn to cope with the ailment, introducing them to social welfare services.
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Education was the main funding focus globally, followed by social welfare, health, arts and culture and reducing poverty.
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The Czechs wanted to create a free-market economy; the Slovaks wanted to retain a social-welfare state.
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Infrastructure is a broad subject area with a leading purpose to increase nationwide economic productivity and social welfare.
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That is, if violence is the only way to reduce inequality, why bother with the social welfare state?
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As president, how much would you seek to shift funds away from the military and toward social welfare?
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Contributions to charities are deductible; contributions to PACs and section 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations are not.
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Mississippi has one of the nation's sickest populations and has historically resisted federal funding for social welfare programs.
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My government was determined to defend the social welfare system despite the broad cuts we had to make.
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The corps's social welfare division ministered to army families, providing child care, basic health care and pharmaceutical services.
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It issued proposed regulations in 28503 to govern section 22019(c)(4) social welfare organizations in this regard.
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Peron's support for unions and generous social welfare policies won him the support of the Argentine working class.
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Mr. Trump and congressional leaders also have said they are planning a broader overhaul of social welfare programs.
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From hospitals to schools to social welfare, when the state steps in, true religion is usually pushed out.
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Bringing those people into the labor force would raise the economy's non-inflationary growth potential and improve social welfare.
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All individuals would also make contributions – unless exempted – and would be eligible for a range of social welfare benefits.
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In comparison, 60 percent of people who had attended at least one previous protest chose the social welfare option.
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The answers — to be determined over a two-year trial — could shape social welfare policy far beyond Nordic terrain.
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It's interesting that that passage in the book is sometimes viewed as my criticism of social welfare programs, right?
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The Dutch proposal to use universal basic income as a replacement for other social welfare programs is unique, though.
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"We have not received any information about survivors," said Phyu Phyu Win, a regional social welfare and relief official.
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Among other measures, Bolsonaro wants to loosen gun laws, overhaul popular social welfare programs and privatize state-run enterprises.
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There are more than 33,000 homeless people in Spain, according to data from the healthcare and social welfare ministry.
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The significant majority of our federal government's mandatory spending goes toward social welfare programs and continues to climb yearly.
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Because insurance takes on functions we consider basic to social welfare, it tends to be a heavily regulated industry.
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Social welfare systems have limited the toll in Europe, but economic growth has been weak, so jobs are scarce.
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In terms of direct spending on social welfare, the United States seems miserly compared with many other developed nations.
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The American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare is developing paid family leave policies to help informal caregivers.
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Over the past few years, the Social Welfare Department has increased its funding for manpower and purchasing rehabilitation equipment.
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The government provided social welfare and language courses for the adults, while the children enrolled in the local schools.
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Your Taxes 2020 The I.R.S. has become the de facto administrator of a startling number of social welfare programs.
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In the meantime, the newborn baby has been transferred to the Social Welfare Department's custody and is currently safe.
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During the 1980s, Ms. Thatcher substantially diminished the traditional social welfare state and embraced the privatization of national industry.
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" Some groups were characterized as "socially intolerant," or as holding "strongly conservative views on race and social welfare programs.
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Under austerity, the social-welfare function shrinks; the agencies that receive the money are the police, firefighters and corrections.
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The campaign, no longer limited to a hundred specific cases, distributes its funds to seven participating social welfare agencies.
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Part of the entry fee is donated to the tea pickers and local workers to improve their social welfare.
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The growing working class organized and sometimes rose up for greater control over wages, working conditions and social welfare.
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She pointed to Buhari's infrastructure projects and a recent social welfare program as achievements from his term as president.
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"These findings raise questions about whether certain NRA activities violated the organization's social welfare requirements," Wyden and Schumer wrote.
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That's because the social, welfare and tax benefits they would be losing are more valuable than the UBI payment.
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The answers — to be determined over a two-year trial — could shape social welfare policy far beyond Nordic terrain.
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These social welfare programs could be the only reason millions of low-wage workers have food on the table.
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"He wanted to make Pakistan a social welfare state without participating in politics," Mr. Edhi said of his father.
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He graduated from the University of California, Irvine, and received a master's degree in social welfare policy from Columbia.
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But China is currently faced with increasing pressure for social welfare programs as the population ages, RAND's Heath said.
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He has announced the formation of a new ministry that would bring different social welfare programs under one umbrella.
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As speaker, Mr. Miller worked to protect social welfare and education programs in the preparation of the state budget.
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Democrats are held together by being more socially liberal, more skeptical of markets, and more supportive of social welfare.
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The first, which Pew called "Enterprisers," were "highly patriotic and strongly pro-business," hawkish and opposed to social welfare programs.
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And the efficiency of parliamentary systems enables larger social welfare programs that reduce inequality and improve life for poor citizens.
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The NRA is a so-called "social welfare organization," governed by Section 501(c)(13) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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"It should have been cut a long time ago," said Jung Jae-hoon, social welfare professor at Seoul Women's University.
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After the second world war, reformers focused on building social-welfare programmes such as health-care and public-pension schemes.
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They had to undergo lectures, training, scrutiny and a screening by the city's social welfare panel before they were certified.
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"The protectors had turned perpetrators in these shelters," said Raj Kumar, director of social welfare with the Bihar state government.
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A rapid restructuring and modernization of China's industries is accompanied by big strides in education, scientific research and social welfare.
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In developing countries, however, beefing up security often comes at the steep cost of spending cuts to social welfare programs.
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Moreover, PMW noted, "Palestinian law explicitly refers to the payments of salaries (Rawatib), "not "social welfare" payments as some claim.
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The question of what the social welfare state should do with its aging population is often at the political fore.
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"His understanding of policy and emphasis on social welfare stood out," Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted following the veteran's demise.
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During the New Deal, Democrats smashed the power of the trusts, which cleared the road for improvements in social welfare.
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With parliamentary elections due on April 14, concerns about social welfare have seen support rise for the Social Democrat Party.
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And while Republican senators have voiced support for cuts to social welfare programs, these cuts are not popular among voters.
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The protests were called by labor unions to demonstrate against the center-right government's plans to cut social welfare programs.
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The panel has jurisdiction over the domestic and social-welfare issues Clinton and Sanders battled over during the Democratic primary.
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They see the forum as consisting of effusive, feelgood discourse that ultimately has very limited impacts on improving social welfare.
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"There is no such thing as accidental fire," said Manoj Chandran, additional secretary for forest and social welfare in Uttarakhand.
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The short-sighted emphasis on federal elections has been catastrophic for abortion rights, social welfare, criminal justice, and economic fairness.
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Second, we need a fair social welfare system with regard to housing, clothing, work, compensation, health care, security and education.
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The idea of having a politician so closely tied to a social welfare nonprofit has prompted controversy in recent years.
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Most important, since winning office, he has opposed social welfare and safety net programs and supported a massive military buildup.
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Given that France already has national health care, a minimum wage and generous social welfare programs, this is not fanciful.
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They include increasing security by clamping down on illegal immigration, cutting taxes and making changes to the social welfare system.
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And not least, between retirees, who maintain the divine right of pensions, and younger people excluded from social welfare programs.
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To receive nonprofit status a group must be "primarily engaged in the promotion of social welfare," according to I.R.S. rules.
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They have also used their influence to advocate for social welfare and insurance programs that lift people out of poverty.
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Roadways become congested, waterways overfished and slices of electromagnetic spectrum crowded into uselessness, to the detriment of total social welfare.
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Religious nationalists dream of a time when most or all social welfare services pass through the hands of religious entities.
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LONDON — Sweden, land of Ikea and social welfare, has something to tell the world — news that could shock the palate.
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The other groups are 501(c)(4) organizations or social welfare nonprofits, which are not required to disclose their donors.
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Critics had said the Games were the last thing Brazil needed, with money better spent on social welfare projects instead.
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When Mr. Lindsay won the election, Mr. Kriegel was named assistant to the mayor for social welfare and law enforcement.
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She works with a social welfare organization to provide assistance to the homeless and those who live in extreme poverty.
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The Trump administration has proposed cutting $3 trillion in nondefense discretionary spending, including by reducing funds for social welfare programs.
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Ms Le Pen blames outside forces and promises to protect voters with a combination of more barriers and greater social welfare.
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"This is terrorism," Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement, Win Myat Aye, who visited the site on Tuesday, told Reuters.
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Social welfare organizations are meant to provide Iranians with disabilities with assistive devices like wheelchairs, crutches, white canes, and hearing aids.
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Progress has been made including building 4.5 million housing units for the poor and establishing a broad-based social welfare system.
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"Productivity is not everything," Ilian Mihov, the dean at business school INSEAD said, noting that social welfare was also a concern.
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SOEs are less than a fifth of the economy but in many provinces are still valued for their social welfare function.
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That would also require harmonization of labor, health care and education policies, and a whole range of other social welfare programs.
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Vanessa Brown Calder is a policy analyst at the Cato Institute, where she focuses on social welfare, housing and urban policy.
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For such women, access to and control of land is critical to their incomes, food supplies and social welfare, it said.
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Their implication for enhanced social welfare is primarily through the change in relative status conferred by the consumption of such goods.
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But more than 140 Oklahoma religious and social welfare leaders expressed different priorities in sending a "pastoral letter" to the statehouse.
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Initially, they attracted support from right-leaning economists like Milton Friedman who backed them as a substitute for social welfare programs.
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According to a 2628 Congressional Budget Office report, between 28500-6900, means-tested social welfare programs have increased approximately four-fold.
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Singh's Dera Sacha Sauda describes itself as a "social welfare and spiritual" organisation and claims to have around 50 million followers.
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As it now stands, the internet experience undermines universal concepts of social welfare, fairness, and public participation for far too many.
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In 2016, she rejected Senator Bernie Sanders's suggestion that the government could raise taxes to pay for his social welfare policies.
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Seven other children who survived initiation were handed over to the Ministry of Social Welfare, Gender and Children's Affairs, police said.
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Following the aid freeze, Lungu fired Community Development and Social Welfare Minister Emerine Kabanshi, who was in charge of the funds.
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Claiming a "social welfare" tax exemption has become a tool for powerful political operatives like Karl Rove, the Republican campaign guru.
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If you're careful with the numbers, you do in fact find a small negative effect of social welfare spending on growth.
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For decades, many of those same messages have been levied as arguments against social welfare programs including welfare benefits and SNAP.
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Rankin lost her bid for reelection, then moved to Georgia, where she continued to work on peace and social welfare issues.
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Government investments in infrastructure of information technology, life sciences, social welfare and other sectors catering to an aging society would help.
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The changes in the bill link increases in social welfare benefits to inflation and salaries, rather than tax revenue and salaries.
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The families would be too afraid to access traditional federal social welfare programs because of potential repercussions stemming from the regulation.
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The reduction in tax revenue was the same as their reduced social-welfare spending, and thus ensuring stability within the country.
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As Poles vote again this Sunday, that social welfare model lies at the heart of the success of Law and Justice.
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His platform of reducing income inequality and reforming social welfare programs isn't resonating in a country enjoying good economic times now.
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They just need to make a plausible case that they promote social welfare and that politics is not their primary purpose.
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Even so, American liberals like to praise these countries for their generous social welfare programs, arguing the U.S. should follow suit.
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They push for far more policies meant to support women, children, social welfare and — when they're in executive positions — national security.
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With Saturn in Aquarius, you could find that your values are more oriented toward technological investments, social welfare, and intellectual material.
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Activists skeptical of the parties will be unlikely to give up the alternatives offered by super PACs and "social welfare" organizations.
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While they have historically favored the generous social welfare programs beloved of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, he cannot afford to ignore them.
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They still hand out subsidies to rice farmers and have introduced new social-welfare cards to provide the poor with monthly cash.
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He was forced to move in with his parents and go on social welfare, the Irish equivalent of unemployment benefits, he says.
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Even among those who could possibly afford care or assistive devices, interviewees reported difficulties in accessing social welfare and their own money.
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State governments still wield significant power over a wide range of policy areas, quite independent of Washington, particularly in social welfare provision.
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Macri's government, composed of many former bankers and executives, says they are more genuinely concerned with social welfare and with fighting corruption.
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"It's an imminent task" for Japan to make its social welfare system more sustainable and improve its fiscal health, Kishida told reporters.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.) to lead the Department of Health and Human Services undercuts Trump's pledge to not cut social welfare programs.
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Under Reagan policies of New Federalism, social welfare expenditures were capped and responsibility for programs for poor families given back to states.
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Pierce, then 13, was a ward of the state in Utica, N.Y., when social welfare authorities put her baby up for adoption.
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Many Europeans fear it will allow powerful corporations to force governments to weaken European food standards, environmental regulations and social welfare programs.
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In neither case were the long-term fiscal health of either the country's finances or its social-welfare programs taken into account.
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Edward Banfield and James Q. Wilson of Harvard advocated divestment from social welfare programs and increased surveillance and punishment of black youth.
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This crisis affects us all in the form of slowed economic growth, societal instability and increased taxpayer burdens for social welfare programs.
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Third, Americans are inclined to believe that contraception and social welfare programs — continually tweaked to boost results — will eventually deliver as promised.
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In the U.S., ads from PACs and SuperPACs, and 501(c)(4), or tax-exempt social welfare organizations, will also be prohibited.
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The startup's mission also aligns with National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), the Australian government's social welfare project for those living with disabilities.
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The three occurred on May 30 and covered a range of issues, including campaign finance reform, tax policy and social welfare programs.
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On the contrary, high levels of social welfare spending can actually drive political demand for growth-promoting reform of the regulatory state.
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Some members of the task force believe that may warrant lower allocations for social welfare on the island, according to the report.
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And that's no matter their possible impact on communities and social welfare resources or their ability to assimilate and contribute to society.
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The new study's findings "imply that the indirect effect on social welfare could be much larger than previously thought," the authors wrote.
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From 1953 to 1979, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare housed most of the nation's social welfare and economic support programs.
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As mayor of Mexico City from 2000-05, he expanded social welfare spending, including an old-age pension, without busting the budget.
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Such an agency would need to be able to address not only concerns about competition but also these broader social welfare concerns.
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Government's role in economic planning, social welfare and wealth redistribution was stigmatized as a foe of individual initiative and self-regulating markets.
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The case, which wraps on Friday, has become a searing demonstration of the country's continuing struggle to balance social welfare and capitalism.
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In 221, his organization became more directly involved in electoral politics, sprouting a "social welfare" limb called the Project Veritas Action Fund.
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Efforts to discredit and undermine the program, whether through benefit cuts or privatization, will ultimately erode the nation's entire social welfare system.
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Ko Ko Naing, an official of Myanmar's social welfare ministry, said China had been "helping continuously", citing its development efforts in Rakhine.
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Social-welfare policies underpinned national reconstruction in war-ravaged Europe, as well as in postcolonial Asia and Africa after decades of imperialism.
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Its largest operation is technically known as a social welfare group or 501(c)(4) organization, granting it exemption from U.S. taxes.
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So-called "social welfare" groups run ads about hot issues, sometimes attacking candidates, and they are also permitted to hide donor identities.
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Belgium has a historically good record for its progressive tax system and strong social welfare, causing it to rank in second place.
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Sweden's famously generous social welfare system makes this a place not prone to fretting about automation — or much else, for that matter.
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Falcon, a former military officer, styles himself a center-leftist, seeking to combine business-friendly economic policies with strong social welfare programs.
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He has called Trump a "bully" and a "con artist" and criticized Trump administration positions on immigration, climate change and social welfare.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese government is levying higher taxes and increasing social welfare payment obligations on companies, making it harder to run a factory.
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The safety net of social welfare for Afrikaners, including jobs and houses, which maintained the image of the "good white," is no more.
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But Maria Luisa Carcedo Roces, Spain's minister for health, consumption and social welfare, expressed regret that the practice persisted, saying it was illegal.
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Mark Rank, professor of social welfare at Washington University in St. Louis, said poverty is an issue that touches the majority of Americans.
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Now, the Finnish government is exploring how to change that calculus, initiating an experiment in a form of social welfare: universal basic income.
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But also a social welfare state as vast as Europe&aposs, all health care, national health care, that costs a lot of money.
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That coalition devolved into a number of state chapters, the Texas branch of which gained tax-exempt status as a social welfare charity.
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Singh became the leader of Dera Sacha Sauda — a self-proclaimed "non-profit social welfare and spiritual organization" — at the age of 23.
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These turns of events were frightening and disorientating, they said, even in a developed country like Denmark with a comprehensive social welfare system.
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But social-welfare organisations, also referred to as 501(c)4s after the section of the tax code that describes them, are not.
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Background: Jokowi has rolled out policies that help poorer Indonesians and unveiled plans designed to expand food aid and other social welfare programs.
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He argued that America needs a president who would cut social welfare programs and embrace free trade deals like the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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Poverty and illiteracy add to the challenges, said social welfare minister Awut Deng Acuil, adding that polio, snakebites and accidents also cause disabilities.
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Ko Ko Naing, a senior official from Myanmar's Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlements said Myanmar was ready to receive the returnees.
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But if some workers were fired, productivity would improve, but lines would be long and social welfare would take a hit, he said.
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Fernandez, who succeeded her late husband Nestor Kirchner in 2007, won two presidential elections thanks to nationalist appeals and generous social welfare programs.
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In addition to pushing Hillary toward more redistributionist labor and social welfare policies, feminists need to keep the pressure on in other ways.
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He became a much, much sharper fighter over this time period but he was making little to no cash and collecting social welfare.
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Fact: The government got involved in social welfare programs because the Great Depression left millions of people without a job or even food.
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The other would prevent the IRS from issuing guidance on the scope of permitted political activities for 501(c)(4) "social welfare" organizations.
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Longmay, he clarified, had not only failed to pay workers, but was also in arrears on its taxes and contributions to social welfare.
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Policy makers under the thrall of neoliberal economic philosophy put stock in the notion that markets could be trusted to bolster social welfare.
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Abe is aiming to rein in one of the fastest-growing parts of the budget: social-welfare spending for the fast-ageing population.
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The Ministry for Social Welfare and Resettlement did not respond to questions sent by Reuters and did not answer phone calls seeking comment.
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But the tax cuts have now led the Republican Party to push the other half of their financial boondoggle: Cutting social welfare programs.
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In Western Europe, nationalists have exploited public worries that immigrants are diluting "national identity" and diverting social welfare benefits from natives to newcomers.
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The premier has pushed back a 2020/21 budget-balancing goal, with a pledge to ensure a social welfare system for all generations.
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This holds true across tax subsidies, including the exclusion for employer-sponsored coverage, and for social welfare programs such as Medicare and Medicaid.
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Each must be assessed by the Social Welfare Department—part of a slow-moving process called the Central Referring System for Rehabilitation Services.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is a limited liability company, and the 2018 ballot measure donations were made through an affiliated "social welfare" organization.
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In Tuam, Ireland, there was silence, contempt for "disgraced women," and lack of a social welfare system to protect neglected and abused children.
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It was so concerned with questions of social welfare (healing the sick, caring for the poor) that it embedded them into its doctrines.
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That portion drew derision from Republicans, who cast the entire bill as soft on crime and chock-full of Democratic social welfare programs.
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He campaigned for the presidency with pledges to make France more dynamic, but not at the cost of unraveling its social welfare model.
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Eager to avoid perilously unpopular cuts to social welfare programs, he increased a range of taxes on the middle class and working poor.
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Beyond France, the election will be critical in determining Europe's openness to the world and the fate of its generous social welfare benefits.
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Now, with Heritage Action as a 501(c)(4) "social welfare organization," the foundation at last had its own squad in the fight.
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But Mr. Corbyn's manifesto was intended to respond to popular dissatisfaction with seven years of Conservative austerity and cuts to social welfare benefits.
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Now, the Finnish government is exploring how to change that calculus, initiating an experiment in a form of social welfare: universal basic income.
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Unlike charities, social welfare groups can lobby, and they are allowed to spend at least some of their budget on election-related activity.
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He vowed to roll back labor market reforms that increased the number of people in poorly paid jobs and to broaden social welfare.
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These groups are also known as 501(c)(4) nonprofits, or "social welfare groups," which the IRS allows to keep their donors anonymous.
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Deborah MullinPound Ridge, N.Y.The writer is an adjunct professor of social welfare policy at Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, CUNY.
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But progressive economists and business groups say middle-class taxpayers would pay more for the European-style social welfare state that Mr. Sanders envisions.
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Martin Luther King Jr. to oppose affirmative action and social welfare programs, like they've done so many times over the past couple of decades.
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Wang made the announcement on Saturday during a meeting of the China Social Welfare Academy, a Chinese NGO that works closely with the government.
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Even green card holders, who are permanent residents of the US, have to wait five years to qualify for nearly all social welfare programs.
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Those working on international development and improving social welfare must realize that climate change will undermine decades of progress on reducing poverty, Alston said.
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The Kremlin might try to funnel dark money, possibly though U.S.-based shell corporations, to issue-oriented " social welfare " groups that have divisive goals.
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Further, unemployed workers in communities hit by imports often end up on federal disability or other social welfare programs, increasing the burden on taxpayers.
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A downgrade could cripple the president's bold energy agenda, along with his plans to use new oil revenue to help finance social welfare programs.
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The Trump blueprint for future budgets, released last month, outlined draconian cuts to funds that support popular education, social welfare and economic development programs.
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If that means those countries have to readjust the funding of their social welfare programs and make hard decisions on immigration, so be it.
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Moreno, who wants to boost social welfare and has a more conciliatory style than the fiery Correa, has struggled to gain a decisive lead.
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They were the first Guatemalan children to be returned to their home country after being separated under the policy, said Guatemala's social welfare ministry.
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Maduro has continued the huge social welfare programs and price control policies of Venezuela's late leader Hugo Chavez, who steered the country toward socialism.
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But many in the U.S. recognize that the Western provinces are far more than just cash cows for Ottawa's social welfare and environmental schemes.
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On Sunday, Myanmar's Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement announced that it would repatriate 150 refugees per day for two weeks beginning Thursday.
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Activist Rugiatu Turay, who is meeting Brewah and the social welfare minister next week, said the ban was a "step in the right direction".
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Maduro has continued the huge social welfare programs and price control policies of Chavez, who steered the country toward socialism before dying in 2013.
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Myanmar's social welfare, relief and resettlement minister, Win Myat Aye, said the repatriation would take place over the next two years, "or maybe less".
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Lost as so many powerful interests would have us lose the benefits of the social welfare state, privatize Social Security, and annihilate Obamacare altogether.
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Maduro has continued the social welfare programs and price control policies of Hugo Chavez, who steered the country toward socialism before dying in 2013.
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He said Beijing was living up to a promise to spend more on social welfare programs to support the poor during China's economic slowdown.
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The board oversees health, law enforcement and social welfare departments that operate county-wide but it does not administer the city of Los Angeles.
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Naturally, per Gates, gang terror is enabled by social welfare programs: "This is an all-girl Hispanic gang," Carey reads in the LAPD files.
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He has campaigned heavily on ensuring the social welfare system remains viable for those Austrians whose contributions, drawn from their paychecks, helped create it.
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That meant people here, including the Dabash family, were given residency status and access to Israel's systems of universal health care and social welfare.
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Holmboe Bang recognizes the privileges—three Michelin stars and a location in a prosperous country with a strong social welfare system—that Maaemo enjoys.
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And America's allies celebrate the generosity of their social welfare systems and disparage ours, while spending less than America does to defend their countries.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has cast himself as a champion of women, funding more social welfare programs for women and lengthening sentences for rapists.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's supporters are angry about the perceived abuse of social welfare programs such as Bolsa Família, which provides financial aid to poor families.
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Such social welfare programmes can help to soften the impact of economic volatility and reduce poverty in the short term, the World Bank said.
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Ms. Marin is considered left-leaning, even within her party, and climate change, equality and social welfare are at the top of her agenda.
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The good news for Democrats: Both groups are leery of tax and social welfare policies that favor the wealthy over the struggling middle class.
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When you compare the U.S. social welfare system with those of other wealthy countries, what really stands out now is our neglect of children.
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That will significantly reduce government revenues and handicap the social welfare agenda that was supposed to burnish the image of an increasingly unpopular president.
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Rather, money, like water, flowed away from candidates and parties to less regulated outlets; currently Super PACs and 501(c)(4) social-welfare groups.
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Not for nothing was his headquarters universally known as the Powerhouse, through which government social welfare, health and education appointments had to be vetted.
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Although the AfD aimed to broaden its political agenda during the congress, members hardly debated on domestic issues, such as taxation and social welfare.
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Illegal aliens… disregard our national sovereignty, threaten our national security, compromise our public safety, exploit our social welfare programs, and ignore lawful immigration processes.
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Canada has a generous social welfare system, and a far higher fraction of the population belongs to labor unions than in the United States.
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"He'd been fighting for fair housing, social welfare, and racial equality since the early forties, when those causes were often lonely ones," Biden realizes.
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Wages are hardly rising, and these social welfare programs could be the only reason millions of low-wage workers have food on the table.
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But so-called social-welfare organizations, business leagues and labor unions will be relieved of a requirement that the Treasury Department said Congress never imposed.
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"It's a way of reaching out on social issues and social welfare issues or issues that sometimes the Republicans are less identified with," he said.
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Women, Child and Social Welfare Minister Kumar Khadka told the Thomson Reuters Foundation the government was shocked after reading the report published on March 6.
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Even in some countries with generous social welfare systems, including Germany and Italy, women have to pay for contraceptives, no matter how low their income.
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Republicans are deeply divided over the level of defense spending and potential structural reforms to social welfare programs such as Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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Leung said recurrent expenditure on social welfare would increase to HK$66.2 billion ($8.5 billion), a nearly 55 percent rise compared with four years ago.
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Some tutorial schools, small hotels, law firms, social welfare workers and nearly 4,000 teachers also said they would go on strike and rally on Wednesday.
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Elites don't suddenly decide to share power with marginalized communities — much less invest in creating social welfare systems — out of the goodness of their hearts.
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This special report will look in detail at how the states are approaching business, taxation, public education, social welfare, the environment, and policies toward immigrants.
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A Moody's downgrade could cripple the president's bold energy agenda, along with his plans to use new oil revenue to help finance social welfare programs.
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It sets out to model carbon pricing scenarios, seeking to determine which policy design leads to the greatest aggregate social welfare under various political constraints.
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It might be [21625(c)(2900)s, social welfare non-profits that can hide identities of donors] … but people are going to figure out ways.
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The real lesson of Swiss success is that the stark choice offered by many politicians — between private enterprise and social welfare — is a false one.
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Buhari's economic reforms are focused on infrastructure development and extending a social welfare program to create jobs and lift the poorest Nigerians out of poverty.
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If we do not firmly resist this influx of illegal immigrants, our social welfare programs will be at even greater risk than they are now.
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Maduro has continued the huge social welfare programs and price control policies of Hugo Chavez, who steered the country toward socialism before dying in 2013.
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China's state firms have traditionally been obliged to provide lifelong employment and cradle-to-grave social welfare as part of the "iron rice bowl" system.
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Still, campaign finance watchdogs say such activity distorts what tax laws intended those "social welfare" groups to do, while allowing their backers to remain anonymous.
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Other political groups, including the Democrats' Priorities USA Action, which aided in President Obama's re-election campaign, have followed suit in claiming "social welfare" status.
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North Korean leaders might have to use some of the revenue accrued from smuggling for social welfare needs, if they are not doing so already.
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At the same time, the government announced a raft of new spending on social welfare programs and other measures, including a generous subsidy for farmers.
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Already, Japan plans to sell 153.5 trillion yen ($1.38 trillion) of bonds in the year beginning April to help pay for rising social welfare costs.
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The organization bills itself as a nonprofit social welfare organization that has been designated by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(4) group.
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Despite having the world's most generous economic and social welfare systems for workers and nonworkers alike, depression, loneliness and stress are all on the rise.
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Already, Japan plans to sell 153.5 trillion yen ($1.38 trillion) of bonds in the year beginning April to help pay for rising social welfare costs.
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Already, Japan plans to sell 153.5 trillion yen ($13 trillion) of bonds in the year beginning April to help pay for rising social welfare costs.
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At the same time, parents occasionally come along who get hooked, said Jill Duerr Berrick, a professor of social welfare at University of California, Berkeley.
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Nonprofits that concentrate on "social welfare" don't have to disclose who funds them, according to Politico, so the group's funders can and do remain secret.
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Chavez ruled Venezuela from 1999-2013, winning a plethora of elections due to his oil-fueled social welfare policies, charisma, and connection with the poor.
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Sanders' front-runner status put pressure on the share prices of health insurers as investors consider his plans to vastly expand America's social welfare system.
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Kristol, Moynihan, Bell and a few others had already moved right, arguing that the war on poverty and social welfare programs were hurting the poor.
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Taxes are high to fund France's social welfare system, and the 3,400-page labor code introduces new regulatory requirements on companies as they get larger.
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Although U.S. charities can't engage in political spending, they are allowed to partner with social welfare groups, as the NRA and the NRA Foundation do.
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The eastern state of Odisha last month became the first in the country to give transgender people social welfare benefits such as pension and housing.
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She is seen as left-leaning even within her party, with human rights, climate change and social welfare at the top of her political agenda.
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" She writes that even leaders of movements for revolutionary justice should avoid the emotion and move on to "saner thoughts of personal and social welfare.
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Most of the group's funders are likely to remain a mystery because federal law does not require "social welfare"-focused nonprofits to reveal their donors.
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For thinkers on the right, the U.B.I. seems like a simpler, and more libertarian, alternative to the thicket of anti-poverty and social-welfare programs.
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But if their major purpose is to promote "social welfare" or to educate voters on issues they are allowed to keep their donors' identities hidden.
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Her role grew as the government became more involved in social welfare policy under President John F. Kennedy's "New Frontier" efforts in the early 1960s.
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Similarly, his plan for economically struggling whites is to drastically reduce their income by signing Paul Ryan's plan to roll back the social welfare state.
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If you're working with a foreign company, however, your wages are subject to local taxes and you may be paying into a social welfare system there.
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Disabled people also have trouble withdrawing cash from ATMs — and banks are daunting much in the same way that visits to social welfare organizations can be.
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Before this happened, 19343(c)(5014) were mostly nonprofit "social welfare" groups like the A.C.L.U. and a wide variety of cause organizations across the political spectrum.
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The history of such state censorship is one which has demonstrated strong harms to both social welfare and rule of law, and should not be emulated.
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Nostalgia for the glory days of the social welfare state, roughly the first three decades after the end of World War II, is palpable, even understandable.
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The class, which has about 120 students, is taught jointly by Effros, an immunologist, Paul Hsu, an epidemiologist, and Lené Levy-Storms, a social welfare professor.
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Steve Bannon is setting up a new 501(c)(4) — aka a "tax-exempt social welfare organization" — to promote his agenda, and, he argues, the president's.
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In a recent book, I examine social welfare policy developments in the U.S. over a 210-year period from the New Deal to the 220 reforms.
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The other way to look at it is that Republicans really want tax cuts and defense spending, and cuts to social welfare programs are an offset.
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"It is a social welfare state, so there is a level of resources applied, whether you're in or out, that's just different from here," Ms. Glazer.
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The White House will also give states more flexibility to impose work requirements for people taking part in various social welfare programs, according to the report.
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It is colloquially described as a dark money outfit because its status as a non-profit "social welfare" organization allows it to hide its donors' identities.
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Toleration of cannabis and prostitution, combined with low levels of poverty and robust social-welfare protections, has burnished the country's reputation as a peaceful, progressive utopia.
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In a private conversation, however, Fernando Torres-Gil, the forum's co-chair and professor of social welfare and public policy at UCLA, spoke of those themes.
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Weak public institutions undermine everything from criminal justice to the implementation of social welfare policy and prevent any government, right or left, from meeting its goals.
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She is also working to reduce the company's environmental impact, improve conditions for workers and use Pepsi's heft to support various health and social welfare initiatives.
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They not only introduced drastic cutbacks in social welfare; the party also initiated a tax reform that lowered the top rate from 53 to 42 percent.
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Amid the storm of anti-vaccine activism within the United States, this suspenseful drama delves into the debate of whether personal beliefs should overrule social welfare.
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In contrast, democratic socialists like Senator Bernie Sanders represent the traditional liberal agenda of redistribution through the tax system as well as generous social-welfare spending.
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And the group will change its tax exemption status from 501(c)(3) to 501(c)(193), becoming a social welfare group instead of a charity.
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The Palestinian leadership describes the payments as necessary social welfare, and many Palestinians revere the prisoners and so-called "martyrs" for the Palestinian cause as heroes.
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In economic policy, the president-elect says he hopes to finance a sharp increase in social welfare spending through an anticorruption campaign and government austerity programs.
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Where they are crossed, it might be necessary to put in place social welfare programmes, such as cash transfers for women-headed households, to ease suffering.
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Some studies suggest that immigration inhibits public support for generous social-welfare programs—which, for libertarian supporters of the idea, is in no way a problem.
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Certain social welfare policies, according to an emerging body of research, may actually encourage more people to work and enable them to do so more productively.
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The warehousing of Japan's most vulnerable highlights the paradox in a country struggling with a stalled birthrate and ballooning social welfare costs as the population ages.
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In the aftermath of the party's 2016 victory, Mr. Dragnea followed a well-trodden path, promising generous social welfare programs while engaging in conspiracy-theory rhetoric.
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" Mr. Voris has described social-welfare programs as a system in which "half the people of America" pay no taxes and "get things handed to them.
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Germany was overseen by two dominant political parties that broadly agreed on the need for a strong social-welfare state, and they generally delivered the goods.
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Yet immigrants are costly for the Dutch since the country has a generous social welfare system and pays for newcomers' education, health care, housing and food.
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First, a basic tenet of economics is that under reasonable assumptions there is no social welfare function that corresponds with the preferences of everyone in society.
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Isaac Herzog, a former minister of social welfare and now chairman of the Jewish Agency, recalled visiting a new soup kitchen with Rabbi Eckstein in 2009.
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"Once again the Hawks, and those who instruct them, have no regard for the economic and social welfare of millions," Gordhan said in a statement on Sunday.
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On the expenditure side, departments show less flexibility than other French LRGs as their main compulsory responsibility is the implementation of social welfare measures passed by parliament.
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The group, called Nimble America, describes itself as a "social welfare 501(c)4 non-profit" in support of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, the report said.
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Macron, who promised to revive a sluggish economy and clean up politics, campaigned before his election to increase the CSG tax which helps finance social welfare payments.
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Nonetheless, many pensioners complain they have been hurt by a package of other tax increases, such as on diesel, and social welfare reductions, including on housing aid.
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This co-dependency means that the evolution of banking regulation is shaped by bargaining between bankers and politicians, not all of which aims to maximise social welfare.
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All of this happened with the full knowledge and approval of the country's leadership, while the owners of these institutions were rewarded with medals for social welfare.
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The government has social welfare programs to support people living with disabilities, but campaigners say they remain largely unimplemented and few disabled people know of their entitlements.
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It is true that "social welfare" organizations -- as the federal tax code improbably calls them in Section 501(c)4 -- trafficked in political work before Citizens United.
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Announcing the India initiative last week, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the government wanted to "meet various social welfare objectives related to inclusive growth and financial inclusion".
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So does IS's intolerance of corruption within its own ranks and its focus, even with limited means, on providing services such as health, education and social welfare.
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Mr. Macron says he wants to lower the taxes employers pay to fund France's social welfare system, and to cut employee taxes to increase take-home pay.
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The central government has since revised rules on subsidies to allow a cut in aid to any municipality that makes unilateral changes to its social-welfare schemes.
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Such a downgrade to "junk" status could cripple Lopez Obrador's energy agenda, along with his plans to use new oil revenue to help finance social welfare programs.
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Inflation to hit 13,000% Maduro has continued the huge social welfare programs and price control policies of former leader Hugo Chavez, who steered the country toward socialism.
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It grudgingly accepted, for instance, much of the American social welfare state built in the 1930s and '40s, while looking to improve it or define its limits.
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A former military man who broke with the ruling socialists in 2010, Falcon styles himself a center-leftist favoring business-friendly policies with strong social welfare programs.
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Political action committees and social welfare organizations registered as 501(c)(4)s will not be allowed to run ads at all, alongside candidates and government officials.
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Political action committees and social welfare organizations registered as 501(c)(4)s will not be allowed to run ads at all, alongside candidates and government officials.
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In his address, Sanders cast democratic socialism as the next step for continuing the sweeping social welfare policies that helped reshape America during the mid-22019th century.
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Politically oriented groups claiming dubious exemptions as "social welfare" nonprofits have proliferated in recent elections, allowing donors — including publicity-shy campaign backers — to work from the shadows.
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They worked in reaction to reactionaries, cataloging the fallout from the deregulation of capital, the winnowing of social welfare programs, and state endorsement of racism and homophobia.
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Princess Ayako, who has a master's degree in social welfare, was originally introduced to Moriya by her mother, Princess Takamodo, last December, according to the Imperial Household.
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And she convinces us that the American emphasis on personal happiness takes the pressure off, say, the social welfare system to actually help people better their lives.
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While American life, values, science and social welfare have come a long way, consideration and compassion for the disenfranchised, especially children, have been mired in political rhetoric.
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He campaigned on themes like protecting Austria's social-welfare system, pledging to minimize refugees' access to benefits and limiting the number of people allowed into the country.
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And those folks who gravitated to the Republican-led small government, anti-tax movement really don't like the idea of greater government provided employment and social welfare.
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States with fewer legislators from the working class spend billions less on social welfare each year, offer less generous unemployment benefits, and tax corporations at lower rates.
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So from a social welfare point of view, there's certainly something to be said for having high rates of immigration and allowing people to flow across borders.
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A lawyer by training, who rose up in his family's education-social welfare foundation, M.B.S. is on a mission to bring Saudi Islam back to the center.
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Ms. Nahles said her party had identified certain "essential, important issues," including health care, European policy, affordable housing and increased spending on social welfare programs for seniors.
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After the Bolshevik Revolution, Vladimir Lenin and his newly appointed commissar of social welfare, Alexandra Kollontai, declared International Women's Day an official holiday in the Soviet Union.
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He quickly rose from political outsider to popular figurehead, bringing in a socialist ideology that redistributed the country's oil wealth and created a robust social welfare program.
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George Leibowitz, a professor in the School of Social Welfare at Stony Brook University, said opioid addiction was the most pressing public health crisis on Long Island.
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He is also an instructor and a Ph.D. candidate in social welfare at Case Western Reserve University, from which he received a master's degree in social work.
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Mr. Macron says he wants to lower the taxes employers pay to fund France's social welfare system, and to cut employee taxes to increase take-home pay.
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Some left-of-center economists are exploring whether a higher minimum wage or a stronger social welfare system might increase productivity growth and the supply of labor.
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Social-welfare officers on outer islands can digitally submit birth registration data through a central office and print birth certificates locally in Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
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A social welfare officer said five people in North Cotabato province died due to the quake, including a village chief when the office wall collapsed on him.
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Today, it's estimated that more than 50 percent of Liberian health services are provided by nongovernmental organizations rather than by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.
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Just hours after the government announced Butina's arrest, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin declared that the IRS was reducing the reporting requirements for donations to social welfare groups.
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The House Budget Committee on Tuesday unveiled a spending proposal that would boost defense funding but dramatically reshape social welfare programs such as Medicare and food stamps.
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Ali Rabiei, minister of cooperatives, labor and social welfare was quoted as saying by semi-official Tasnim news agency that 35 miners have died in the incident.
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His politics are a throwback to an older version of Britain's Labour Party, which embraced government control of parts of the economy and big social welfare programs.
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Section 2628(c)(28500) social welfare organizations can engage in lobbying without limit and engage in campaign intervention so long as such is not their primary activity.
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The low-income track originated in the social-welfare system; its programs were created not just for children but also for their mothers, who needed to work.
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So as a social-welfare state you do have to wonder: How do we pay for all of these people who really need a lot of care?
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So the handicapped discourse isn't automatically associated with that, but Japan is still a social-welfare state that believes there should be a safety net for people.
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But Mayor de Blasio, so invested until now in social welfare issues, will have to show fortitude in defending the practicality of his venture in mass transit innovation.
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Public debt is 3453% of GDP and the government reckons that by 2040 social-welfare costs will have risen from their current ¥121trn ($1.06trn) to ¥190trn a year.
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Some Russians appeared nonplussed about the train and wrote on social media that the money for the tour could have been better spent on infrastructure or social welfare.
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In the wake of the 1966-67 protests, the British administration introduced a series of reforms to improve workers' rights as well as social welfare in Hong Kong.
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Macron promised on Monday to raise the minimum wage by 100 euros ($114) a month and that overtime will not be taxed or subject to social welfare charges.
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Having focused on developing expensive social welfare programs that cost billions of dollars every year, Europe has instead outsourced its defense to the U.S. military and U.S. taxpayers.
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An official with the social welfare service in Markelova's home district, who handled her case, confirmed to Reuters she had petitioned for the benefit but this was rejected.
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The government has long denied allegations of mismanagement, saying there is a right-wing media campaign out to smear Venezuela and highlighting PDVSA's support for social welfare programs.
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Yet in many countries, social welfare systems are so laden with rules that jobless people tend to acquire just one skill: They gain savvy in navigating the bureaucracy.
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The French president promised to raise the minimum wage by 100 euros ($114) a month and said overtime will not be taxed or subject to social welfare charges.
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The Partnership for Advancement of Refugee Rights -- University of Chicago The University of Chicago is home to the Partnership for Advancement of Refugee Rights and International Social Welfare.
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He voices a common criticism, that because the country has not demanded that immigrants assimilate, too few consider themselves Swedish and too many rely on social-welfare programmes.
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This is about keeping alive Ryan's dream of cutting the nation's biggest social welfare programs — and Sanford is willing to run against Trump for president to do it.
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Or, as his student, Arthur Pigou, put it, "that part of social welfare that can be brought directly or indirectly into relation with the measuring rod of money".
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Murray's arguments about the spiritual inadequacies of social welfare provision are baffling to me, but the IQ-based argument mooted in The Bell Curve at least makes sense.
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But the Ugandan government has gotten complaints of workers being treated inhumanely by their employers in Saudi Arabia, according to the Ministry of Gender, Labor and Social Welfare.
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"This is what France is about: social welfare, healthcare, aid for the most vulnerable, pensions — the pillars of the social contract," Valls told BFM TV in an interview.
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Many such groups applied for tax exempt status by dubiously labeling themselves "social welfare" organizations, making their tax status an ideal target for closer review by the IRS.
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He said the Manicaland Provincial Affairs Minister Mandi Chimene would work with the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare to provide social and food assistance to the villagers.
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EU governments had also been pressing London to give better terms to EU expatriates on bringing in future family members and on moving social welfare benefits across borders.
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Government spending on education, healthcare services and social welfare was estimated at $25.4 billion for the 2016-17 fiscal year, or 60 percent of recurrent expenditure, Tsang said.
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This compares to a total fiscal cost – including state obligations such as social welfare – of around $70 or $65 in Saudi Arabia and Iran, respectively, according to Butterfill.
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Trump's budget plan, expected to be formally unveiled Tuesday, would also allow states to cut a series of social welfare programs in part by introducing new work requirements.
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Groups that would no longer have to disclose this donor information include social-welfare organizations such as the National Rifle Association and the Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity.
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We will wake up and feel the effects of continued government spending, the persistent lowering of tax revenue, ballooning mandatory social welfare payments, and ever-increasing interest payments.
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Weather, water supply, population, housing, incomes and assets, social welfare, trade, hunting and fishing, records of important life events — births, deaths, marriages, divorces, immigration, emigration — all fascinate me.
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Taxpayers are indeed on the hook for over $2023 billion in state and federal education spending annually, not to mention the added burden of increased social welfare dollars.
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In a country where government-run services have been glaringly ill equipped to deal with humanitarian crises, Mr. Edhi's social welfare system has become a trusted household name.
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The need is particularly acute as Nigeria struggles through a period of recession, he adds, claiming the money will be used for a range of social welfare projects.
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The question is not whether military personnel deserve these benefits, but what it means to divide Americans' access to social welfare programs across a wide civilian-military chasm.
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Policymakers should identify ways to enhance the prospects of negatively affected workers through such policies as mobility grants, portable social-welfare benefits and privately supported worker retraining programs.
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In an attempt to blend social welfare and religious conservatism, the government is also promising $1,100 to women who give birth to disabled children, hoping to discourage abortion.
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At the same time, its history is one of community support, of social welfare organizations and religious sanctuaries — no more so robust than on the Lower East Side.
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There was another flare-up in 1945-6 with plans for an Ottawa-run social welfare system and the health part probably resembled Harry Truman's medical care project.
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"That is why we have social welfare workers going to communities to pick cases and also educate the women about their rights and the laws," Mezue told CNN.
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But he has been forced to break that pledge — even while promising a sweeping expansion of social welfare programs that would contradict the global body's insistence on austerity.
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Developing ties with Protestant and Jewish leaders, he helped to create religious and social-welfare groups of mixed denominations and races and won national attention for ecumenical work.
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He was elected in 2017 in part on his promise to bring a revolution to France — in the economy, in the job market, in France's social welfare model.
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Oklahoma, a largely rural state whose medical, social welfare and criminal justice systems have been ravaged by opioid addictions and deaths, has "home court advantage," Ms. Burch said.
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He went on to earn a master's in social work from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a doctorate in social welfare from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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While no such organization had ever started its own party, Lashkar-e-Taiba and its social welfare wing, Jamaat-ud-Dawa, appeared well positioned to lead the charge.
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The stabilizing influence of the modern social welfare state emerged only after World War II, nearly 200 years on from the 18th-century beginnings of the Industrial Revolution.
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A vestige of the planned economy, the hukou system assigns each Chinese citizen a jurisdiction of residence that determines their access to education and other social welfare services.
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Labor costs were up to 211 times cheaper in Asia than in France, where employers also pay high taxes on salaries to fund the generous social welfare system.
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Details: Last year's "Yellow Vest" demonstrations were led by the marginally employed and fueled by anger over inequality and government plans to overhaul France's generous social welfare system.
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This high added cost deters some (especially smaller) unions, trade associations, 501(c)(4) social welfare groups and other nonprofits from engaging in any such communications at all.
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Yet in many countries, social welfare systems are so laden with rules that jobless people tend to acquire just one skill: They gain savvy in navigating the bureaucracy.
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The new legislation would make EU citizens who are not working in Germany ineligible for social welfare or unemployment benefits until they have lived there for five years.
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Any form of social analysis that aims to be useful to society must evolve in ways that enhance social welfare, equity, racial and gender justice, and environmental sustainability.
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Benefits fraud could include any of a number of different social welfare benefits given to Swedish citizens, like a $130 monthly allowance for each child and disability payments.
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"Adding another member to the family requires women to stretch limited resources even further, resulting in higher levels of poverty and reliance on social welfare benefits," she wrote.
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That money would then be funneled into an ambitious and extensive array of social welfare programs and other policy initiatives, as detailed in this recent Huffington Post report.
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"The state is everything in Sweden," said Jakobssen, adding that the Scandinavian country offered generous social welfare benefits but also expected Swedes to behave within rigid social boundaries, too.
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This increase lets congressional Republicans assume nearly $1.4 trillion more in savings, due to increased revenue and less reliance on social welfare programs in light of all this growth.
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They also won't have to argue they're a "social welfare" organization as many overtly political nonprofits — such as those that employ Karl Rove and other political operatives — must do.
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When that happens, this will all move from science fiction-meets-tech speculation and move into the realm of serious conversations about the social welfare of technology-obsessed users.
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Fiscal hawks like Aso have argued the tax hike is critical to rein in Japan's huge public debt and cover ballooning social welfare costs of its fast-ageing population.
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A downgrade to "junk" status could cripple President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's energy agenda, along with his plans to use new oil revenue to help finance social welfare programs.
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Min Thein, the director of Myanmar's social welfare ministry, told Reuters that officials had been sent to greet any arrivals at reception centers on the border on Thursday morning.
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He steered clear of directly answering a question about further tax hikes, but he said the government needs to first implement social welfare reform over the next three years.
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Tax hikes on fuel and tobacco as well as an increase to a social welfare levy before other tax cuts came into force have left some voters feeling squeezed.
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Parliament approved the "New Social Model", which consists of 32 structural reform measures encompassing the labour market, pension system and social welfare, with a large majority in September 2016.
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They call for a credible fiscal plan, as Abe has shelved the 2020/21 budget-balancing goal, with a pledge to create a social welfare system for all generations.
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Japan's government debt has surpassed 220 percent of gross domestic product, which poses a serious risk and requires measures to control gains in social welfare spending, the OECD said.
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I once went to an social-welfare office because I thought they'd be able to help me fill out the endless amounts of paperwork so I could get support.
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For 2018-103, budget measures that will increase spending on pensions, salaries, defense and social welfare will result in small fiscal deficits, but primary fiscal surpluses will be maintained.
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High public debt has prevented Ximo Puig, the region's Socialist president, from pursuing many anti-austerity policies; he has raised taxes slightly and paid for some social welfare projects.
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Despite McCain's rapidly fading reputation for being a maverick, he's not known as a health care wonk or a lawmaker who cares about preserving social welfare programs in general.
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Even as the Bay Area flirts with the idea of a basic income, it's hard to deny Scandinavia's headstart in the worlds of social welfare and creative cultural support.
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DeVos herself was recently chairman of the American Federation for Children, a 23(c)(2151) "social welfare" nonprofit that advocates these causes and spends large sums on state elections.
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Increasing jobs by decreasing environmental protection does not work and is not logical; short-term benefits are significantly outweighed by the long-term environmental and social welfare costs incurred.
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With labor and social mobility still very low in Russia, former employees end up living off social welfare, while many young people move to cities to look for work.
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They are among the best-performing in almost all surveys: whether regarding innovation, creativity, social welfare or education, you name it, they are at the top of the lists.
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Rather than focusing on policies that amount to redistribution — tax rates, the social welfare system — they are looking at how the rules of the economic game shape people's outcomes.
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"We'd like to strongly call on the need to restore fiscal health," as worries over the sustainability of Japan's social welfare system could discourage consumers to spend, he said.
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" He added that he would imagine many Jewish people back the Democratic Party due to its support for social welfare programs before reiterating, "Again, I don't speak for Jews.
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Multaka seems representative of the spirit in which Berlin, Germany's cultural hub, has embraced the new migrants even as skeptics worry that they are straining the social welfare system.
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The biggest difference is that the latter allows for something resembling lobbying under the mantle of "social welfare" advocacy, if not explicit political activity, as well as unlimited donations.
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The last large-scale advance in social welfare signed into law was Obamacare in 2010, and that passed the Senate (initially) with 60 Democratic votes and zero Republican votes.
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Aren't those social welfare programs sort of a partial rebuttal to your theory, though—that the threat of violence was enough to curb inequality, rather than the thing itself?
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The Polish option: Once you gain power, you might consolidate it by instituting a semi-authoritarian constitutional crisis as long as you keep the people happy with social welfare.
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Like many sponsors, Ms. Stark believes that her country is especially suited to resettling refugees, with its vast size, strong social welfare system, and a government that emphasizes multiculturalism.
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Through bipartisan cooperation, especially with former Democratic House Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill (Mass.), Michel helped steer Reagan's agenda of cuts to taxes and social welfare programs through the House.
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As we focus on our collective future as a nation, we can use data to help us determine which social welfare programs achieve our goals and which are ineffective.
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Groups that would be affected by the proposed rules include social welfare organizations such as the National Rifle Association and American Civil Liberties Union, labor unions and business leagues.
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He then grabs a handkerchief and proceeds to dab at his forehead as Ali Rabiei, the minister for cooperatives, labor, and social welfare, continues to talk next to him.
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That candidate, Emmanuel Macron, a former economy minister, formed a new party that combines pro-business, pro-European Union and pro-social welfare elements — a novelty in contemporary France.
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It is also vital for investments in health care to be matched with increases in social welfare spending such as in the midday meal scheme and maternal health programs.
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The package, if passed, would continue Japan's cycle of borrowing and spending to stoke growth and pay for its expanding social welfare costs to support a rapidly aging population.
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No country has so far introduced such a radical reform of social welfare provision but debate over a concept that has fans across the political spectrum has gained traction.
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"I think it would theoretically be superior to the existing social welfare system," Michael Tanner, senior fellow at the Cato Institute, told CNBC's "On The Money" in an interview.
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On Monday, the authorities arrested the former minister of social welfare, Carlos Rodas Mejía, the former deputy minister, Anahí Keller Zabala, and the home's former director, Santos Torres Ramírez.
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"AAN will continue to move forward as it always has: a social welfare organization primarily dedicated to center-right policy advocacy," said Emily Davis, a spokeswoman for the group.
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For reporting under the campaign finance laws, however, only the name of the social welfare organization needs to be disclosed, not the names of the donors to the organization.
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You might think everyone in society, but economists often talk about this social welfare function as if it describes the preferences of a benevolent social planner organizing our economy.
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The initial grant, approved in 2010, helped modernize the internal revenue bureau, expanded programs under the social welfare department intended to alleviate poverty and rehabilitated a major road network.
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"This is not a great time for the FDA," Mike Tanner, a senior fellow specializing in poverty, health, and social welfare at the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute, told Insider.
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Japanese businesses are also worried that raising the sales tax to 10% from 8% — to cover rising social welfare costs as the nation rapidly ages — will undermine consumer spending.
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MORE signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, arguably the most important piece of social welfare legislation since Lyndon Johnson and Congress created Medicare in 1965.
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The United Arab Emirates doesn't consider the bidoon to be true Emiratis, and giving them citizenship would mean paying them the same generous social welfare benefits that Emiratis enjoy.
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I feel I can subvert the idea that there are some things that need to be worked on within the social welfare system and how we all raise our kids.
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Importantly, the startup's mission aligns with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), a significant social welfare project for people living with disabilities currently being rolled out by the Australian government.
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It's logically incoherent to argue that implementing social welfare programs will encourage women to "choose life" while aligning oneself with a political movement that actively works to eliminate that choice.
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And adding to all that, a graying society that lacks adequate social welfare is putting additional strain on the younger generation to find a way to care for the aged.
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German economic institutes forecast record surpluses in the next two years and say that the government should use the extra fiscal room to lower income tax and social welfare contributions.
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The region's fledgling coalition of socialist-minded insurgents began to discuss fielding third-party national candidates on a platform of progressive taxation, union power, nationalizations, social welfare, and public spending.
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It is financed through a series of cutbacks to the social welfare state, with low-income Americans receiving less assistance in buying health care services, food, and other such things.
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In late 1995, the Republican-controlled House, led by Newt Gingrich, produced a spending bill with deep cuts to social-welfare programmes that were anathema to then-president Bill Clinton.
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As a professor of social welfare I've been dealing with inclusion, diversity, human rights, social justice, fair wages, and sustainability, but in a way that's not as engaging to people.
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That this directly contradicts his argument that Democrats use social welfare programs to "enslave" minorities, who they need to vote for them to stay in power, is never really addressed.
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How the entitlement money will be saved: The source tells me there'll be an "emphasis on work requirements for able-bodied people" to save money on these social welfare programs.
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Social welfare spending will rise to 12.6 percent of GDP, from 12.4 percent in 2017, while overall revenues are expected to fall by 0.2 percent of GDP to 18.8 percent.
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"With the digital wallet we are going to perform miracles at all levels," Maduro said recently, announcing a QR code to be included on the government's social welfare identification card.
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Supporters of PSLF are quick to point out that there are instances where under subscription to certain professions is negatively impacting social welfare and can justify expenditure of taxpayer dollars.
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Unable to secure official residency, which brings with it access to social welfare services and education, migrants found homes in ageing inner city buildings, overcrowded dormitories, basements and even sewers.
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This disparate group, traditionally seen as lacking clout, has been propelled into political activism by Trump's policies on immigration, healthcare and social welfare, according to clergy members, activists and academics.
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It does not challenge many of the structural imbalances responsible for our shoddy social welfare system, and it can't as long as Democrats boast of refusing to expand federal government.
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There would be no quicker way to make him begin to change his stances on everything from social welfare to climate change than creating an opposition movement in his district.
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Min Thein, a director at Myanmar's social welfare ministry, said officials had been sent to reinforce several centres built on the border with Bangladesh that have sat empty for months.
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That would expand Mr Abe's authority within his party, and give him more freedom to ignore the views of Komeito, the LDP's pacifist, social-welfare-minded Buddhist-backed coalition partner.
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The Vermont senator has said that he wants a special tax on Amazon and other big companies whose employees collect food stamps benefits or are on other social welfare programs.
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The Vermont senator has said that he wants a special tax on Amazon and other big companies whose employees collect food stamps benefits or are on other social welfare programs.
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For equal pay and reproductive autonomy; to stop sexual assault, protest all bigotry, and expand social welfare programs; to get a little more respect, because, God knows, we deserve it.
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Now that they've got nowhere to go, children's risk of abuse is heightened, said Jeffrey Edleson, professor and dean emeritus at the University of California-Berkeley's School of Social Welfare.
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To make matters worse, because the "monopsony tax" drives workers out of the labor force, it simultaneously reduces tax revenue and increases social welfare payouts to the unemployed and destitute.
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On Thursday, its leaders announced that they were rebranding it "the Exodus Movement," an initiative of Red Sea Rising, incorporated by Ms. Pipko as a tax-exempt "social welfare" organization.
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According to figures from Germany's Federal Employment Agency, 306,570 refugees — more than one-quarter of all those registered — had jobs that contributed to the social welfare system as of May.
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Many Pakistanis see Jamaat-ud-Dawa, which runs hospitals and ambulance services across the country, as a robust social welfare organization, and not an alias for a lethal terrorist group.
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In 1998, Bryant visited Kobe city and handed a donation of 480,000 yen ($4,400) raised through an Adidas charity event in Tokyo to help support social welfare in the city.
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The potential move was revealed by Wang Peian, vice-minister of the National Health and Family Planning Commission at a social welfare conference on Saturday, the newspaper said on Tuesday.
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The bill includes a number of provisions to place limits on the IRS, including a prohibition on regulations concerning the tax-exempt status of 501(c)(85033) social welfare organizations.
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Of this year's budget, 38% was allotted for education, healthcare, housing and social welfare; 29% for infrastructure, tourism, trade, job generation and agriculture; and 11% for debt payments, Duterte said.
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Instead, the three key dimensions contributing to black self-identification as conservative are religiosity, opposition to social welfare and, to a lesser extent, moral conservatism on social and cultural issues.
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Some scholars say that European democracies may view women as more suited to high political office because their governments are known for generous social-welfare programs, something that seems maternal.
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There are also questions about how Saudi Arabia will balance the national priorities and social welfare spending, funded by oil revenues, with Aramco's duty to shareholders as a public company.
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New legislation was required after a federal court ruled in 2015 and 2016 that non-working EU citizens had a right to social welfare benefits after six months in Germany.
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He'd spent the 220s at the Manhattan Institute, where he wrote his influential book Losing Ground, which argued that government-directed social welfare programs increase poverty and should be cut.
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"It depends on the other country, whether this will actually happen or not," Win Myat Aye, Myanmar's Minister for Social Welfare and Resettlement, told a news conference, referring to Bangladesh.
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I think the bigger crisis is social more than financial because it's not just a question of losing a job and getting some social welfare/UBI to pay for you.
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Dr Min Thein, director of the disaster management department at the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement in Myanmar, said his team was preparing for 2,000 people to return.
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Stepping up investments in education, health care, science and technology to enhance social welfare and reinforce national security would keep the U.S. as an example and a beacon to the world.
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Cole oversees spending on health and social welfare programs as chairman of a House Appropriations panel and has a medical research facility important to his district that relies on federal funding.
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Regarded as the Dutch ideological counterpart of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Lubbers cut spending on social welfare programs under the slogan "more market, less government" and trimmed a huge deficit.
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Conventional economists across America's political spectrum argue the country is already on an unsustainable fiscal path with $22 trillion in outstanding federal debt and chronic deficits driven by social welfare programs.
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And it should be center-stage in an election year when presidential contenders have to tell the nation about their plans for jobs, incomes, social welfare services and the country's security.
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Yet the party's MPs and members are strongly pro-EU and see Brexit as central to a Tory policy that aims also at cutting social welfare, deregulating and reducing workers' rights.
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TAX HIKE Japanese businesses are also worried that raising the sales tax to 10% from 8% -- to cover rising social welfare costs as the nation rapidly ages -- will undermine consumer spending.
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It's the sort of social welfare program for the elderly I am a big fan of and he finds a drain on the system, despite the fact that it benefits him.
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Safety net programs are cut significantly: As Axios scooped on Sunday evening, Trump's budget proposal will cut spending on "mandatory" (mostly social welfare) programs by about $22.8 trillion over ten years.
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"I call on the government and all stakeholders concerned to undertake an in-depth, thorough restructuring of national social welfare programs and policies," the king said in the nationally televised speech.
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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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"We're trying our best to reach out to the affected people in whatever way possible but yes, the situation is indeed very bad," said Assam's Social Welfare Minister Pramila Rani Brahma.
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"The idea that these are social welfare organizations is somewhat odd since they are really political organizations involved in politics," said Lawrence M. Noble, general counsel of the Campaign Legal Center.
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The think tank has helped inform conservative thinking on a range of policy issues for decades, including limited government, economics and social welfare, but AEI does not take official institutional positions.
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They elect leaders of the committees that run their camps, as well as KWO members such as Ta Mla Saw, whose organization focuses on health, education, social welfare and women's rights.
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The affected groups, 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations, 501(c)(6) trade associations and others, have never disclosed their donors publicly, and add to the flow of money in elections.
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Or maybe you want to adjust shifts in income for things like the value of tax credits and social welfare benefits, and the value of health care and other benefits received.
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Obviously, there's a strain of German voter that responds to the racist, anti-immigrant tropes of the AfD, which blames foreign nationals and refugees for crime, terrorism and abusing social welfare.
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Interior should undertake a comprehensive review of the federal onshore oil and gas program, as well, in order to maximize social welfare and help meet domestic greenhouse gas emission reduction goals.
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"The single most enduring fact of postwar politics," the progressive strategist Kenneth Baer tweeted this week, is that "Dems win nat'l elections on eco/social welfare; GOP on cult/national" issues.
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"Because of the way that social welfare works in Japan, it's hard for parents not to take those responsibilities," said Sachiko Horiguchi, an anthropologist at the Tokyo campus of Temple University.
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This would range from poor children being deprived of their main daily meal as schools closed, to gig economy workers being laid off with little access to social welfare, he noted.
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The Europeans have basically been free riders on the voyage, spending almost nothing on defense, and instead building vast social welfare systems at home and robust, well-protected export industries abroad.
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But in contextualizing the two, he writes that both were framed by the same collaboration of female social welfare advocates (like Frances Perkins) and enlightened Tammany proxies (like Robert F. Wagner).
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This theory sheds light as well on developments in environmental and social welfare policy, where it is increasingly common to find a complacent America lagging behind its smaller, more innovative peers.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A minors' reception center in Madrid became the focus for clashing views on immigration and social welfare on Thursday, after police defused a grenade found there a day earlier.
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But Maria Luisa Carcedo Roces, Spain's minister for health, consumption and social welfare, expressed regret that the practice persisted, saying it was illegal and calling for it to be "completely abolished".
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It's part of the widely reported tension in the lives of white working-class Trump voters — Americans who support candidates who work to cut the social welfare programs they depend on.
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While conducting legislative research, Meng said she noticed the terms were still being used under Title 42 of US Code, which specifically deals with public health, social welfare, and civil rights.
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Birendra Niraula, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare, said the "chhaupadi-free zone" categorization was achieved when 90% of the houses in any village had dropped the practice.
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So the public line from Abe and the LDP is that the new election has been called to get the public's backing for a new set of tax and social welfare policies.
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And it was unclear how they would spend upward of $100 billion in newly unfrozen funds — on long-delayed social welfare projects, or on the proxy wars that have expanded Iranian influence.
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Released on Monday, February 10, Trump's $7.2020 trillion "Budget for America's Future" proposes to increase defense spending in 2021 while slashing funding to culture and the arts, social welfare, and student aid.
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Spending on public housing rose the fastest with a 34.5 percent gain from a year ago, while social welfare and employment expenses - the biggest category by value - rose 25.9 percent, it said.
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"Elite policymakers usually discuss only the health and social welfare impacts of alcohol policies, and happiness is left to the alcohol industry to talk about—often in an unhelpful way," he says.
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Japan's government debt, at nearly 2110.9800 percent of GDP, is the biggest among major industrialized nations as tax revenues fall short of meeting ballooning social welfare costs for a rapidly ageing society.
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"The Nauru Government... does not yet have the education, child protection, health or social welfare systems required to adequately support people with ongoing needs," the organization said in a statement on Wednesday.
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While Congress debates a budget, reconciliation will enable them to make changes to taxes and social welfare programs and protect those programs most critical to the millions of Americans who need them.
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The center-left SPD have said they want to reverse some labor market and social welfare reforms that hurt the poorer sections of society most and want to boost investment on infrastructure.
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Japan's social welfare system is weighted toward spending on the elderly, with people aged 65 and over accounting for a whopping 27.7 percent of the population according to the latest government data.
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Dr Mary Shawa of the Ministry of Gender, Disability and Social Welfare in Malawi denies that there is a market and insists that the murderers are opportunists acting on rumours of payments.
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In 2010, she won handily, and during her time in office, she largely continued the generous social welfare programs that had earned Mr. da Silva unswerving loyalty from the country's poorest citizens.
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That big of a bill is more likely to increase poverty than reduce it, he said, because other social welfare programs, such as Social Security and Medicare, would need to be cut.
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Tens of thousands of young professionals have fled the economic meltdown – leaving behind a population that is older, poorer, and more dependent on social welfare programs that, at best, provide scant benefits.
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State institutions cannot meet the educational or social welfare needs of the booming, mostly Muslim population in the north, experts and child advocates say, largely because of limited and poorly distributed resources.
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Under the new guidance, social-welfare groups and other tax-exempt organizations, besides charitable and political organizations, will no longer have to provide the IRS with the names and addresses of donors.
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"Indications are that the figure of vulnerable households requiring food assistance could be as high as four million people," Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Prisca Mupfumira told the Herald newspaper.
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Still, it remains unclear whether big segments of Brazilian society that benefited from expanded social welfare programs under the Workers' Party are ready to turn on Ms. Rousseff and Mr. da Silva.
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She told VICE that the problem is that the government's Social Welfare Department, which provides most of the facility's funding, has failed to adjust its policies to keep up with the times.
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The complaint pointed out that the ad sponsors were not engaged in "social welfare" issue activities, and should therefore be required by the F.E.C. to disclose their donors under the election law.
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"There is no case of the military killing Muslim civilians," said Dr. Win Myat Aye, the country's social welfare minister and the governing National League for Democracy party's point person on Rakhine.
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They're on the left, their professed concern for social welfare proven hollow by the risk that their unvaccinated children pose to newborns and others who haven't yet been — or can't be — vaccinated.
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Only Denmark, Belgium and Sweden spend a larger percentage of their economies on social welfare programs for working-age citizens, according to an analysis by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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BANGKOK — An 11-year-old bride to a Malaysian man 30 years her senior has returned to her native Thailand, where she is under the care of the local social welfare department.
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Mr. Trump unveiled on Thursday a plan to overhaul the federal government, intended to reorganize social welfare programs in a way that would make them easier to cut, scale back or restructure.
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