Sentence examples for knowledge of welfare from inspiring English sources

The Refugee Council report based on in-depth interviews with 43 refugees and asylum seekers also explodes myths about 'benefit tourism' showing that three-quarters had no knowledge of welfare support before coming to the UK.

Nor can any MP compete with his knowledge of welfare policy, a desiccated and complicated realm, even if some disagree with Mr Field's hard-core Beveridgean views.Like the founder of the welfare state, Mr Field believes government largesse should be earned.

Paradoxically, today the EU 2004 entrants seem to be forgotten and knowledge of welfare state futures in this part of Europe has not advanced.

Policy decisions on transport infrastructure investments often require knowledge of welfare effects generated from using these infrastructures on a detailed regional level.

It was also created to improve public understanding and knowledge of animal welfare and to campaign for legislative change on animal issues.

The New York Foundling is one of New York's oldest and largest child welfare organizations and several years ago, we began an effort to develop an educational model that provided these children with the array of services they need and that incorporated our knowledge of child welfare into their school day.

Our expertise in curing the sick or injured animal will always be in demand but our knowledge of the welfare of animals and their needs is also unique and we should not be reticent in coming forward.

Applicants should have a broad knowledge of the health, welfare, education and other aspects of public policy and an ability to write clearly and perceptively about them.

The current research expands knowledge of the child welfare workforce by comparing the difference in factors contributing to job satisfaction and turnover between the voluntary and public child welfare sectors in a large urban community.

It is likely that the Fit-mix system is so extreme that it will be phased out by itself, but it is still worth considering what measures could be made to ensure that at least the most basic knowledge of behaviour and welfare is taken into consideration when making new housing systems?

The broad and deep knowledge of those delivering social welfare and family legal aid and advice will be essential to identify the issues and provide the necessary evidence for these strategic cases.