Sentence examples for citizens welfare from inspiring English sources

Only then were the claims of parliamentary democracy vindicated as the best for the citizens' welfare.

We spend billions on a war denounced around the world and we can't even "consider" our own citizens' welfare in old age?

The parable of the village wall, in its starkest telling, makes the village elders sound simply foolish for tearing down the fence that ensures their citizens' welfare.

He has an appealing vision of business, technology, enlightened bureaucrats and the energies of common people together improving welfare, and has gone some way towards implementing it.When the World Bank started to work directly with India's state governments, which have more influence over their citizens' welfare than the central government, it embraced Andhra Pradesh as its first "focus state".

If human rights issues are a sustained part of the conversation when the west sits down at the table with Iran, pragmatists like Rouhani can slowly persuade Iran's top leadership that the rapprochement so desperately needed to fix the economy will also require some attention to citizens' welfare.

But maybe it has more to do with an environment in which the state is incapable of assuring its citizens' welfare, higher education is a luxury, employers are indifferent to workers' long-term prospects, and your identity as an individual is the only asset you can be sure of.

For some dreamers, human rights mean ensuring citizen welfare in the form of economic justice, both within and among states.

The world is at a crossroads: inaction will reduce citizen welfare, increase costs and insecurity and eventually risk urban catastrophe as resources are depleted and climate damages mount.

Politicians and bureaucrats are lining up to take control of it – doing so by force in authoritarian regimes or under the guise of protecting national sovereignty, citizen welfare or copyright in democracies.

The major alternative version of the liberal tradition sees popular sovereignty as basically a collective expression of rational choice and that the principles of the basic institutions of political power are merely instrumental in the maximization of aggregate citizen welfare (or, as with Mill, a constitutive element of welfare broadly considered).

LTC facilities in Taiwan can be divided into two main types: senior citizen welfare institutions (SCWIs), which are supervised by the Department of Social Affairs, and nursing homes (NHs), which are supervised by the Department of Health.