Beveridge once lived near here, where he would have seen all the ills he listed. |
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He had been attracted to the welfarist ideas of William Beveridge in Britain. |
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Kirkcaldy claimed their first victory of the campaign by outgunning GHA 22-20 at Beveridge Park. |
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In 1942 a report by William Beveridge proposed a comprehensive British system of national social insurance. |
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After a horrific string of near misses, their final match saw them beat Selkirk 17-15 at Beveridge Park. |
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The graph is of the Beveridge curve, which represents the relationship between vacancies and unemployment. |
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They have what is known as a Beveridge system, which often take the shape of a national health service. |
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His defeat in debate with W. H. Beveridge in 1923-24 and the phases of his subsequent recantation of neo-Malthusianism are then considered, as are his views on birth control. |
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The relationship between the number of job-seekers and the number of vacancies can be represented in graph form by the Beveridge curve. |
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Along with Lloyd George and Beveridge, the Webbs can be said to be founders of the modern welfare state. |
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Their outlook harmonized with the new orthodoxies of the planners, many of them Liberal theoreticians such as Keynes or Beveridge, or simply apolitical technocrats. |
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Beveridge believed that the government should help parents bring up their children. |
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But whereas Beveridge extolled women's role as caring mothers, Mr Brown also emphasised their modern role as workers. |
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Upon Inge's death economist and social reformer Lord Beveridge was given the position. |
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Indeed, because it was not only the Beveridge plan, but also a degree of competition that led to the principles and values that humanised the use of the workforce being enshrined. |
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The Western Bulldogs edged out West Coast in an intoxicating first-round contest, winning by 10 points to hand coach Luke Beveridge a winning debut as a coach. |
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The analysis of Beveridge curves, which show the year-by-year evolution of unemployment and vacancies and allow frictions and mismatches in the labour market to be detected, is less conclusive and limited by available data. |
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Inspired in 1981 by the search for nine year old Jimmy Beveridge in southern California, this program was initiated by Ab Taylor to teach children how to survive in the woods if they ever become lost. |
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No single individual had a greater impact on social policy in the post-war world than Britain's William Beveridge, whose reports of 1942 and 1943 were widely disseminated in a number of countries, notably including Canada. |
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Bonnie Beveridge inquired again about the possibility of reducing the speed limit from 80 km to 50 km on River Road at the intersection of Pine Lodge Road due to a herd of deer that cross near the bridge. |
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It was based on the findings of the Beveridge Report, prepared by economist and social reformer William Beveridge. |
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A national health service was one of the fundamental assumptions in the Beveridge Report. |
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By 1942, Beveridge had been an advocate of social insurance for more than thirty years. |
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She met and married Henry Beveridge in Calcutta where she had gone in 1873 to open a school for native Indian girls. |
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Neither Bevin nor the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry Sir Thomas Phillips liked working with Beveridge as both found him conceited. |
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Attlee announced he would introduce the Welfare State outlined in the 1942 Beveridge Report. |
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Beveridge was a member of the Eugenics Society, which promoted the study of methods to 'improve' the human race by controlling reproduction. |
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In the 1940s, Beveridge credited the Eugenics Society with promoting the children's allowance, which was incorporated into his 1942 report. |
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But Beveridge alluding to the problem of an overall declining birth rate, argued that even the flat rate would be eugenic. |
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Matthew Dunford, prosecuting, told how the gang's boss, Beveridge, resorted to violent intimidation in pursuit of drug cash. |
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Beveridge lost his seat to the Conservatives in 1945, almost certainly due to the intervention of a Labour candidate. |
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Judge David Wynn Morgan said only Susan Beveridge, 47, seemed to be unaware that a man trying to buy drugs on the street was a drugs officer. |
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Wendy Prentice died instantly and her friend Wendy Beveridge died on the way to hospital after the smash in Beaumarches near Toulouse. |
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Lord Beveridge, who prepared the report on British Social Insurance a few years ago, made a speech in New Zealand recently in which he dealt wittily with this menace. |
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Beveridge called his system social insurance. |
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The Beveridge Report in 1942 proposed expansion and unification of the welfare state under a scheme of what was called social insurance. |
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The Liberal Party, the Conservative Party, and then the Labour Party all adopted the Beveridge Report's recommendations. |
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The Health and Social Care service was created by the Parliament of Northern Ireland in 1948 after the Beveridge Report. |
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Training back then took place in the old Belhaven church hall on Beveridge Row. |
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Beveridge had known the Warden from their time in Government together and had alike political views. |
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Labour deviated somewhat from Beveridge in the role the state would play in the provision of key services. |
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In 1937, Beveridge was appointed Master of University College, Oxford. |
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He authored the influential Beveridge report which put in place much of framework behind the welfare state, particularly the National Health Service. |
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After leaving university, Beveridge initially became a lawyer. |
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Three years later, Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labour in the wartime National government, invited Beveridge to take charge of the Welfare department of his Ministry. |
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Despite the perilous position of Britain in 1941, Churchill's war coalition commissioned William Beveridge to set up a committee to inquire into the social services. |
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Prominent intellectuals associated with the Liberal Party include the philosopher John Stuart Mill, the economist John Maynard Keynes, and social planner William Beveridge. |
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The feeling has been our first line would do the bulk of the scoring but the Matt Beveridge, Rob Trumbley and Stephen Wallace line played very well. |
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People demanded an expansion of the welfare state as a reward to the people for their wartime sacrifices The goal was operationalized in a famous report by William Beveridge. |
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In 1946 Beveridge was raised to the peerage as Baron Beveridge, of Tuggal in the County of Northumberland, and eventually became leader of the Liberals in the House of Lords. |
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