Sentence examples for concerning the welfare from inspiring English sources
Yours sincerely, Paul Ronalds Chief Executive Officer MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION AND BORDER PROTECTION Ref No: MC15-219710 Mr Paul Ronalds Chief Executive Officer Save the Children Australia Dear Mr Ronalds Thank you for your letter of 7 August 2015 concerning the welfare of children in Nauru, and regional engagement more broadly.
Concerning the welfare effects of cooperative R&D with spillovers, cooperation raises social welfare when the spillover is high (Suzumura 1992).
"This is particularly the case at the 'front door', the referral and assessment service, where cases concerning the welfare and safety of children and young people are initially referred and the risk posed assessed.
Rather, it was where I have repeatedly seen her in recent years: at meetings concerning the welfare of science's coming generations--events a person of her august standing and advanced years certainly didn't have to attend.
So, the subtext to all this is to say that political concerns, particularly those that Afeni Shakur held concerning the welfare of black communities, are not even registering on the radar of these young men.
It would be encouraging if the Democratic presidential candidate did indeed attempt to learn something from Europe's democratic, and barely socialist, governing left concerning the welfare of those who are not super-rich, i.e., how to provide quality health care and education for all--but that is not what is happening.
In the end, though, the issues of futility of care and resource allocation cannot be ignored and must be addressed as they concern the welfare of all.
Hegel, though, has historically been conceptually more difficult in regard to supporting the individual as it concerns the welfare of all, futility of care, and the government's place in such topics.
It does not integrate or aggregate the differing views of the individuals concerning the appropriate social welfare function.
Some women commented that hospital staff were only concerned with the welfare of the baby, and showed little concern for their wellbeing.
