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social insurance
noun as in government provision
Strongest match
Example Sentences
That would “double the load on working-age people of all these seniors,” as one demographer tells Brownstein, threatening more cuts over time to the social insurance programs they rely on.
The Social Security Act created the country’s primary social insurance system, making the economy more equitable and Americans’ lives more secure to this day.
The second real issue is that having an aging population puts pressure on our social insurance systems.
They must now provide power, social insurance and infrastructure to a poor region.
In response, hard-pressed Americans now favor a thicker social insurance net.
Social insurance and retirement tax receipts rose $104 billion in fiscal 2013, up 18 percent.
Republicans shriek, cry socialism, and offer full resistance to any effort to expand social insurance.
In a modern social insurance state, all of us are both contributors and beneficiaries.
Even the purest selfishness would dictate a policy of social insurance.
Pensions and social insurance will be maintained by Germany and the Sarre Commission.
All rights acquired as to pensions and social insurance will be maintained by Germany and the Sarre Commission.
One of the most powerful arguments for “social insurance” is its very name.
To take just one example--we need to continue and complete the work of rounding out our system of social insurance.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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