Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: In the first one, the petitioners call upon the government to put the surplus accumulated in the employment insurance account back into the pockets of the unemployed by revoking the current eligibility rules for new entrants and using surpluses for training for the unemployed, thereby promoting direct employment.
 the petitioners do call upon the government
Raising the basic personal exemption could take many poor people off the tax rolls.
Many employers will allow a work release program so that employees can continue to work while serving out their sentences.
The restrictions to the new employment insurance program are no joke.
Legalization could create new occupations.
The boss gives promotion for open enrollment students.
A medical savings account would be an incentive for healthy folks.
The budget worsens the situation by not dealing with unemployment.
 Social Security benefits would increase under the plan.
The Commander in Chief is intent on job creation. 
the institute has trained professionals on staff
The policy will change in the future.
Interest relief helps some graduates manage their student loans.
Trump wants to give more jobs to Americans
Training would greatly benefit officers.
Hopeful that new systems will give people more retention of their rights. 
rehab reforms the community.
The speaker wishes to make the retirement income insolvent.
The Quilts of Valor program started to help deal with PTSD.
The President has proposed to fix Social Security.
All unemployment is bad
 The employee would have similar benefits to what they had just prior to becoming an ex-employee
In the second one, the petitioners call upon the government to put the surplus accumulated in the employment insurance account back into the pockets of the unemployed
Revoking current eligibility rules will lead to a lower quality workforce. 
In the first one, the petitioners call upon the government to put the surplus lost in the employment insurance account back into the pockets of the unemployed