The Luba understood that the power of the king should be limited and controlled to guarantee the welfare of the people.
"That job is to appropriately represent Seton Hall University, to coach and to lead our basketball team and to guarantee the welfare of the young men in our program.
Similarly, although Mr Clinton was bold enough to remove the federal guarantee of welfare payments to the poor, he has not yet dared to question the guaranteed payments the better-off receive, nor to touch the preferential umbrella that shelters women and blacks.
Just like people are still buying Nike and Adidas shoes, knowing that shoe manufacturing is highly environmentally hazardous; 2) if a government cannot guarantee the welfare of its own 120 million disadvantaged population and even suppresses their appeals, then how could we require an overseas company to protect the labor rights in a Chinese factory?
The main burden of "The Warden," the short novel that Trollope's epiphany first produced, is the reform of an ancient charitable legacy that is meant to guarantee the welfare of pensioners in an almshouse in the imaginary cathedral town of Barchester, in the county of Barsetshire.
On 13 April Germany's lower house of parliament narrowly defeated an effort to amend the nation's constitution to guarantee animal welfare.
Vulnerability and livelihood security are major challenges for pastoral livestock production systems in sub-Saharan countries, where the environment is highly variable (Ayantunde et al. 2011) and public policies do not guarantee social welfare.
He worked tirelessly to raise funds for the operation and to find British families willing to house the children and guarantee their welfare.
Temperature, humidity, light intensity and noise control in the room are strictly monitorized to guarantee animal welfare.
