social welfare office

They participate in the execution of important administrative positions, including police, legal and social welfare offices.

Their first forays into their new homeland were to visit the county's social welfare office, which was in Westminster.

Hence they destroy what they see as the tools of failed social promotion: schools, social welfare offices, gymnasiums.

Local social welfare offices are attempting to integrate them and other migrants with German-language and job-skill courses.

In East Jerusalem, two security guards in front of a social welfare office were shot at close range in an apparent anti-Israeli attack.

There also lies a well equipped agricultural office, Fisheries Office, Live Stock Office, Social Welfare office.

When it became public in the late nineties that the social welfare office had paid most of the expenses of Malloth's room, there was much criticism in the German media.

The officers at the local social welfare offices demand an excessive amount of paperwork and personal investigations in order to meet the Ministry of Health and Welfare's stringent requirements.

As the book opens, the newly widowed Agnes Browne rushes to the social welfare office on the day her husband dies so as not to miss a single day of her widow's benefits.

Sylvia Lucas joined the African National Congress (ANC) as an ordinary branch member in 1992 having resigned from a secretarial post in the National Party's social welfare office.

He is no longer a police officer but instead works for the Shinjuku municipal social welfare office and often has trouble with unidentified bodies for which he asks the group for help, usually taking advantage of them.

The same plasterwork motif, lit with orange, purple and green lights, was used by de Nooijer for a wall decoration in the main entrance of the Social Welfare office in Middelburg in 1988.