Meanings of protect social in English

Ms Hanafin said this would be necessary to protect social spending commitments.

There is a commitment to protect social welfare rates in addition to other benefits which vulnerable groups are currently entitled to.

The Government should get rid of the State's 111 tax breaks and protect social welfare in the Budget, it was claimed today.

The government says councils have been given an extra £1.1 billion to help protect social care this year.

If we fail to protect social work functions we could create serious risks to adults with mental health difficulties or older people who use services.

Before the 2010 general election, Cameron promised to "support" social housing while his soon-to-be ministers pledged to " protect social tenants' rights and rents".

If councils do not protect social care at all from the effect of the grants reduction, it will suffer a cut of 14%, or £2.2bn.

At each stop, Murphy made the same pitch of protecting Social Security and the environment.

For Democrats, it's about protecting social security and Medicare.

A White House official said the compromise deal would protect Social Security and Medicare beneficiaries from cuts.

Well-established law recognizes family as a protected social group, according to the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies.

Let them work it." "It's very important that we protect Social Security and our Medicare without cuts.

Trump backs such a cut as an economic stimulus, but the idea has stirred little enthusiasm among lawmakers, who worry about protecting Social Security payments.