Sentence examples for expression of welfare from inspiring English sources

This may be an indication of ethnic differences between Syrians and Turks, or it may be simply due to an expression of welfare or commercial chauvinism by the native population.

Brennan said that when Robin Hood Gardens was designed in the late 1960s, New Brutalism had become a key architectural expression of the welfare state.

TW also considers this last aspect of welfare.

Therefore, it does not appear in the expression of the aggregate welfare.

CV allows the expression of personal preferences, fitting the expectations of welfare theory, while measuring health outcome in QALYs derives from an extra-welfare conception, which centers on maximizing health and not welfare, assuming expressions that do not change depending on the individual characteristics of the subject [ 3, 15].

Lord Justice Thorpe writes 'we must, in the case of articulate teenagers, accept that the right to freedom of expression and participation outweighs the paternalistic judgment of welfare' [ 21].

How does the expression of obvious falsehoods about Obama and welfare manage to communicate to working class white voters that Romney shares their values?

Mr. Kim's expression of concern for his people's welfare in his recent speech is not unusual in North Korean propaganda, and it jibed with his efforts to build his image as a more people-friendly leader.

"The Enlightenment theory of happiness was an expression of public good or the public welfare, of the contentment of the people…" The work of Dan Kahan of Yale and the other researchers studying "cultural cognition" has revealed deep, natural divisions among us between what Kahan calls communitarians and individualists (and others call liberals and libertarians).

This study therefore potentially provides an important functional link between the expression of natural behaviours in captivity and welfare considerations.

It is this vision of the welfare state as an expression of national solidarity – and not just of class struggle or of universal humanitarianism – that powerfully inspired social democratic politics.9.9