Sentence examples for concerns for welfare from inspiring English sources

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His centrist macroeconomic policies mixed pragmatism and a concern for welfare, to good effect.

There are ongoing investigations by the IPCC, for example, of where police have not responded to a "concern for welfare" of an individual.

Police described it as a "concern for welfare" issue and have not released any more details.

Police received a call reporting the concern for welfare at 23 45 BST on Sunday.

HM Coastguard confirmed it had "received a concern for welfare" report on Wednesday.

The crossing between England and Wales was closed on 31 December for 30 minutes after a "concern for welfare".

"It's extremely confronting, the officers we consistently have these concern for welfare cases, and unfortunately in some cases this is what the police are confronted with," he told reporters.

This recommendation is consistent with the Tri-Council Policy Statement 2 (TCPS2),g which sets out three principles for ethical decision-making: concern for welfare, respect for person, and justice [ 28].

The potential for harm is covered under the principle concern for welfare, or "the quality of that person's experience of life in all its aspects" [ 28].

– The foundational principles of TCPS 2 – respect for persons, concern for welfare and justice – are consonant with other internationally accepted bioethics principles.