A service-intensive welfare state enabling families to reconcile work and care would help to complete the gender revolution under way in western societies since the 1970s.
The Premier League is emphatic that its clubs are committed to upgrading youth development, earmarking £320m over the next four years to the improved facilities, coaching, education, welfare, intensive monitoring and target-setting regimes which the EPPP requires.
If an asylum seeker does not comply, they will eventually be screened in an "intensive Life Space Interview" by a welfare officer to "ensure the detainee's position is fully documented".
Attempts have been made to address improving animal welfare in intensive care research [ 10– 18, 19] 19].
The shocking condition of the children -- Bruce weighed just 45 pounds -- has drawn national attention to New Jersey's troubled child welfare system through intensive news media coverage.
We're more aware than ever of the costs of intensive farming: terrible for animal welfare, but also bad for us.
This study was designed to investigate strategies that could be used to mitigate animal welfare problems on intensive pig farms during a simulated outbreak of foot and mouth disease in a livestock dense region of Australia.
We already know that our drive to produce ever-greater quantities of cheaper animal protein has led to significant welfare problems through intensive breeding programs and hybridization across all farmed species.
As this was especially the case for the low-welfare (veal and feedlot) systems, the finding may correspond with their lower scores for hazard importance, confirming that veterinarians may have been less concerned by welfare problems in intensive systems for rearing calves than applied ethologists, whether or not they had a veterinary background.
Animals are raised in intensive factory farm conditions with minimum welfare standards.
Millions of ducks are raised for meat in the UK, many in highly intensive units where the standard of welfare is shockingly low.
