public assistance

基本解释

The Census also found that in 2010 more people collected other forms of public assistance than in 2009.
人口普查侷也發現2010接受其他形式的社會救助的人數明顯多於2009年。
Yet to avoid the damage its failure might cause, billions of dollars in public assistance was provided to support its acquisition by JPMorgan Chase.
爲了避免它倒閉造成的危害，摩根大通用公共救助裡的數十億美金來買進貝爾斯登。
We already know that it leads to more poverty, higher rates of being on public assistance and lower rates of job stability.
麥卡蒂在一份聲明中稱：“我們原來衹知道學業失敗會導致貧睏加劇、依賴公共救助的人群比例陞高以及工作穩定性下降等問題。
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She helped reform public assistance programs and protect workers' wages.
He seems, in this way, to anticipate what we might think of as the modern welfare state that public assistance be provided, and the poor, not simply depend on the private goodwill of the others.
如此看來,霍佈斯已經預見到了,我們現代社會國家福利制度的出現，窮人不衹依靠個人的善意施捨度日,更多的是求助於國家提供的福利保障。
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She wants it to simplify the process to apply for public assistance and provide educational grants for students struggling to pay for tuition at high schools and colleges.

In Korea, for example, anyone aged 18-65 used to be ineligible for public assistance.
ECONOMIST: Asian welfare states

In the United States, public assistance is money that is paid by the government to people who are poor, unemployed, or sick.