Sentence examples for for a decent quality of from inspiring English sources

Hence, if a society fails to fulfill its obligations under the contract, namely to provide individuals with the goods needed for a decent quality of life, then the individual is not morally required to live in order to reciprocate an arrangement that society has already reneged on.

"Providing stimulation is critical for a decent quality of life for captive animals.

9 Older adults have a high prevalence of chronic diseases and disability; they are the most dependent age group on medical care for maintaining a decent quality of life, and the heaviest users of medical services.

The minimum wage was established in the late 1930s to set a baseline for fair wages and a decent quality of life for working people and their families.

"I'd like to think the police would look at the tags and be able to clearly see that the plants are not intended for sale on the street and that they are for helping people to have a decent quality of life," says James.

Instead, Buckie suggested finding work you are well suited for "with which you can enjoy a decent quality of life, and has some challenge and reward and fulfilment".

While the Labour government has promoted a stealthy privatisation of public services, the Greens oppose privatisation and defend public services as essential components of a just society and a decent quality of life for all citizens.

Looking ahead, we not only have to deal with these planetary scale problems but also find ways to feed and produce a decent quality of life for at least two more billion than the seven billion people already here.

Do these clubs seriously expect us to believe that they can't afford to pay their staff – who provide essential services such as cleaning, catering and stewarding – the basic amount needed to ensure a decent quality of life for them and their families?

However, cities in the region are struggling to provide the infrastructure needed for their millions of residents to enjoy a decent quality of life.

There is a collapse in many parts of the world of the capacity of rural settings to provide a decent quality of life for its populations and a consequent mass migration into cities that are entirely unprepared and incapable of supporting even their existing populations.