Sentence examples for for its wellbeing from inspiring English sources

Even before it burned, nearly six years ago, campaigners for its wellbeing had a hard job contacting its mysterious Panama-registered owners, Ravenclaw Investments.

The week costs from £830, excluding flights, through In the Saddle (01299 272997; inthesaddle.com) LAOS Spend a few days learning to be a "mahout" and you don't just learn to ride an elephant, but bath and feed it and become generally responsible for its wellbeing.

And rightly so: if those termed "custodians" of the game do not demonstrate a care for its wellbeing, why should anybody subsidise their folly?

And I'd like us to get that out of the way and hold this profoundly inegalitarian government to account for its much greater abuses and violations with regard to the destruction of the welfare state and the fabric of care and social responsibility upon which every family – gay or straight – depends for its wellbeing.

The only independence we are likely to celebrate, in fact if not intent, is our own, from the obligation to serve our country, sacrifice for its wellbeing, work for its betterment, and ensure that all its inhabitants enjoy a fair share of its blessings.

Pregnant adolescents were persuaded to accept, love the fetus and make sacrifices for its wellbeing, even when pregnancy was the product of unwanted sexual intercourse or rape.

"We will be taking this up with Downing Street, Charles Clarke and Patricia Hewitt as well as with contacts throughout the higher education community and with south-west agencies and bodies having an investment in, or concern for, its economic wellbeing," he said.

But, lest anyone think that the city's mayor doesn't care for its citizens' wellbeing, they can comfort themselves with the Garden Bridge, a project whose Teflon coating of PR and influence enables it to withstand almost any scandal about its funding and procurement.

The educational quality his school provides and the care for its students' wellbeing is unique in rural India.

A baby's interactions with its parents during the first weeks of life are an important pre-requisite for its continued wellbeing [ 1].

This is because qualitative accounts overwhelmingly characterise farmers' suicide as a phenomenon that affects male farmers who are generally the head of household and responsible for its economic wellbeing.