Sentence examples for immediate welfare from inspiring English sources

The improper use of exotic cats has wider implications than their immediate welfare.

Parents of critically ill or injured children may be unable or unwilling to prioritise information about a research study over concern for their child's immediate welfare.

Unlike common economic theory that borrowing or selling assets would have immediate welfare in the sense that the ill person could be treated, that welfare gain comes at a cost of welfare loss that extends over a much longer period of time.

In-kind benefits are criticized on the grounds that people will typically derive more immediate, subjective welfare if they are given a cash sum equal to the cost of the in-kind benefit and allowed to spend this sum as they like.

The safety net that immigrants face today differs significantly from the immediate post-Welfare Reform era in terms of eligibility and economic context.

"I don't think anyone ever believed that the immediate result of welfare reform would be the reduction of poverty," said Michael L. Thurmond, commissioner of the Georgia Department of Labor and the architect of the state's welfare reform plan.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has outlined a package of measures to restrict immediate access to welfare benefits for new European migrants coming to Britain that could be swiftly implemented.

"It's unlikely we'll see any further declines in the immediate future" in welfare rolls, said Philip M. Dearborn, a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution.

The SNP insisted its immediate priority is on welfare, jobs and the economy and accused other parties of misrepresenting its position on tax.

"The coalition agreement was like a three-three draw: [Tories] got welfare reform, immediate cuts and schools reform; [Lib Dems] got the pupil premium, the alternative vote referendum and taking low paid people out of income tax," said Montgomerie.

This incident led to a review of all text messages received and the implementation of an active monitoring system, which raised immediate concerns regarding the welfare of a second participant.