Sentences with phrase «pay for social reforms»
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Powell Jobs, the founder of Emerson Collective (a company that focuses on education, immigration reform, environment and social justice reforms) just paid a hefty $ 16.5 million for a four - floor mansion in San Francisco, in an all - cash transaction.
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«Eric's public support for good, well - paying jobs with a living wage, equal rights and social justice reform, plus his innovative approaches to reducing our city's reliance on incarceration, make him the right choice to continue moving Brooklyn forward,» Gresham said.
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liam Byrne has said Labour will target low pay and housing benefit in its plans for social security reform.
Such initiatives have also been interspersed with attention to moderate social reforms, including gun control and paid family leave, dappled with more progressive policies like protections for transgender residents and a rejection of fracking.
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liam Byrne says Labour will target low pay and housing benefit in its plans for social security reform.
«This poll simply confirms what we already know — that David Weprin is winning this election because New Yorkers know they can trust him to protect Medicare and Social Security and reform the tax code to make millionaires and Big Oil pay their fair share,» said Liz Kerr, spokeswoman for Weprin, in an email.
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have criticised the Tory UK Government for delaying a cap on care costs secured by former Lib Dem Care Minister Norman Lamb, following an announcement by the Welsh Government that no decision can be made about reform of arrangements for paying for social care and support in Wales.
«This poll simply confirms what we already know — that David Weprin is winning this election because New Yorkers know they can trust him to protect Medicare and Social Security and reform the tax code to make millionaires and Big Oil pay for their fair share,» Elizabeth Kerr said.
Oslo pays billions into social reform and climate schemes in eastern and southern Europe as an entry fee for access to the single market.