The New Yorker, May 5 , 1928P. 17 Miss Ida Mellen looks out for the physical welfare of the fish at the Aquarium.
That style of play — fast-paced, without much regard for his physical welfare — has made a bold return in recent weeks.
For the rest of Act II, my attention to the opera was distracted by my concern for the physical welfare of the singers (particularly Voigt).
The report also proposes standards for the social and physical welfare of N.I.H. chimps, including requirements that they live in groups of at least seven, have a minimum of 1,000 square feet per chimp, room to climb, access to the outdoors in all weather and opportunities to forage for food.
Prior to our study, there were no data available concerning the effects of either intravenous or oral iron supplementation for anaemia on postdelivery psychological and physical welfare of mothers, the quality of the bonding to the baby and the rate of developmental progress of the baby.
A child's emotional and physical welfare is not up for debate.
There is no rule requiring broadcasters to ensure the physical welfare of adults, as there is for children who appear on shows.
I am for the first time starting to get concerned about the physical welfare of the congressmen.
Grants-in-aid are given to social welfare and physical welfare institutions, while the government operates leprosy clinics, as well as homes for the impoverished or otherwise needy citizens.
That is we need to emphasize the physical welfare of the poor and powerless.
The modern state is the only effective agency for physical protection, economic management and welfare provision.
