By law, charitable foundations must conduct exclusively nonpartisan activities that promote the public welfare.
In my opinion, a man in public life must think always of the public welfare.
Medicaid has less broad-based appeal than Medicare, probably because it is more associated as a public welfare program.
But he was immediately picked up by incoming Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett, who nominated Alexander as secretary of Public Welfare.
Liberal Democrat MP Evan Harris suggested religious organisations carrying out public welfare functions should be gradually replaced with "secular-governed" agencies.
The sudden public welfare giveaway programs by the Saudi monarchy are a desperate attempt to pacify economic unrest.
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The voluntary provision of charity is economically an excellent thing, since it reduces the need for public welfare organisations that usually cost more to run.
They need to get their heads of the sand and quit stealing money from the public and giving it to these unreliable wind scam corporations on public welfare.
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These include moving to beef up foreign investment, improving public welfare with cash hand-outs for civil servants and the poor, as well as pushing his 1Malaysia programme prioritising national unity.
For the New Democrats, the lesson of Clintonism is that the policies behind it embracing fiscal discipline, signing welfare reform not only win elections but produce huge gains in growth and public welfare.
"We're looking at implications for public welfare, " he said.
The various Arab laws and regulations have generally stipulated, just as in the Western system, that attorneys are agents of the judges, and that their purpose is to serve justice and the public welfare.
He referred to a key point in the July report in which he said Spanier, Schultz and Curley drew up a plan that called for reporting Sandusky to the state Department of Public Welfare in 2001.
Balanced regulations play a critical role in ensuring that economic growth and public welfare are not mutually exclusive from worker safety to environmental oversight, government regulators are supposed to be driven by an interest in safeguarding our communities.
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The gases, the agency says, contribute to air pollution and may endanger public health or welfare.
Without reforming its laws and public institutions, welfare schemes with the best intentions run the risk of floundering.
To be clear, SB 2687 does not restrict debate on food policy as it relates to public health and welfare.
Ms Banerjee's political approach is to dish out public jobs and welfare and protect small farmers, and to duck reforms that might lure investors to the state.
The law mandates that the EPA shall regulate any pollutant from motor vehicles or power plants that may reasonably be anticipated to endanger public health or welfare.
Speaking on Wednesday, Conservative chairman Grant Shapps said the government had taken "difficult and responsible decisions" on public spending and welfare and contrasted this with other parties offering "glib and simple" solutions.
According to the World Bank's Golden Growth report on the European economic model, Europe today spends more on social protection than the rest of the world combined amounting to 60% of global public outlays on welfare.
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In 1994, Wilson -- who was by then California governor, and fighting for re-election -- turned himself inside out and hitched his wagon to Proposition 187, an insanely cruel ballot initiative that intended to deny illegal immigrants and their children access to public schools, welfare benefits and nonemergency health care.
The authors correctly point out that it is difficult to blame declining trade unionism and a diminished public appetite for welfare on the pressures, real or imagined, of globalisation: America is, after all, far less globalised (in terms of the share of its economy accounted for by trade) than many European economies with broader state welfare.
What we've seen, as I've been pushing our agencies and administration to take a hard look at this, is exactly what Mark just said, that in any area there's a whole bunch of underbrush that can be cleared out and made much more efficient, while still achieving the objectives of public health, welfare, environmental, and so forth.
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And he has ruled out cuts in spending on health, welfare or public-sector pay.
But unless substantial savings are made in welfare, public services will pay a disproportionate penalty.
Although he was put in charge of social welfare and public services instead after a reshuffle in 2005, the controversy only grew.
China's local authorities are barred from borrowing directly and use such vehicles, backed by state banks, to fund welfare and public-works projects.
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