Sentence examples for group welfare from inspiring English sources

This game is a vehicle for learning about the connection between self-interest and group welfare, trust, compliance mechanisms and ethics.

He occasionally doubled as an actor, for example with the performance art group Welfare State and in Sally Potter's 1992 film Orlando.

The intuitive target Stirling has in mind is that of processes by which people derive their actual preferences partly on the basis of the comparative consequences for group welfare of different possible profiles of preferences that members could severally hypothetically reveal.

Again and again, however, they have put their individual interests ahead of their group welfare and the Fed has come up short in forcing them to work together.

Obviously, Asian culture that puts strong emphasis on family and community ties and that puts group welfare over self-reliance appeared to have been a powerful tool in overcoming the disaster.

This pattern usually results in an equalization of resources within the family or household, where most individuals receive comparable amounts (Potter and Handcock 2010), pointing to a highly-functional maximization of scarce resources, that elevates the family unit as a whole and places group welfare above individual interests (Cicirelli 1994; Weisner, Bradley, and Kilbride 1997; Weisner 1987).

Equilibrium involves designs below the first best for low income groups and above the first best for high income groups – welfare differences are more exaggerated than income differences.

The majority are from community groups, welfare rights organisations and individual welfare recipients who continue to hold serious concerns about the way Centrelink is pursuing debts from the most vulnerable sections of Australian society.

The campaign spending limit would apply to trade unions as well as other groups such as animal welfare groups, tactical voting groups, rural campaign groups, religious groups.

This group provides welfare programs for Israeli military personnel.

Jack Goldberg, whom a group of welfare recipients had sued in his capacity as New York City's Social Services Commissioner, died in 1974.