Sentence examples for each welfare from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hevesi noted that though Maximus asked for $4,175 for each welfare client it served in its "best and final offer," documents say the city plans to pay the company $5,000 per client.

State officials have urged local governments to press long-term welfare recipients to find jobs, and as the five-year deadline approaches, they agree with a Giuliani administration plan to call each welfare recipient in to reassess his or her progress.

When we allow for differences in the costs associated with each welfare programme we find that in-work cash and in-work in-kind transfers both have large positive labour supply effects.

We demonstrate how the interaction of decommodification and social stratification in each welfare regime influences these countries' experiences with P4P for GPs, directly for funders' commitment, program design and physicians' acceptance, and indirectly for program effects, hence providing a framework for analyzing P4P in other contexts or care settings.

Age-standardized prevalence rates were estimated for each country and for each welfare state regime.

Ten percent of the caregivers, custodial children and related foster parents were randomly selected for the survey in each welfare institution.

"So Thet the workers can finally keep one step ahead of their attackers".

Each potential welfare indicator was treated as a "diagnostic test", i.e. a tool that distinguishes between two different statuses; e.g. sick vs. healthy; good vs. poor welfare etc.

The evolutionary basis of this prosocial behavior might be the interdependence of individuals who need one another for foraging success, and so, they are naturally concerned with each others' welfare.

A gender sensitive program would help understand the relationship issues within the commercial sex context and help both the male clients and FSWs to protect themselves and at the same time care about each others' welfare.

Because the choice of cut-off level affects "test" performance, measured as sensitivity (the probability of correctly identifying case herds) and specificity (the probability of correctly identifying herds that are not cases), we evaluated each potential welfare indicator at three different levels.