Sentence examples for more social work from inspiring English sources

There is more social work done than policing and that has to change.

High risk subjects have more psychological difficulties, poorer educational and employment attainment, and more social work contact than controls.

In preparing its cases, the D.A.'s office does far more social work than is traditionally done by prosecutors, says Wanda Lucibello, chief of the special victims division there.

It was essentially his canned riff on the need to "rally the armies of compassion," a line in his stump speech about encouraging religious groups to do more social work, only now he had gone global with it.

The governor's mission to encourage religious organizations to do more social work counts on the participation of Catholic and Jewish leaders and African-American churches, and many of his visits to the inner city are to promote and explain this plan.

Tim Loughton, children's minister, promotes the use of volunteers in child protection work as "an additional resource that, at a time when we are well stretched, it makes a lot of sense to explore" (Minister calls for more social work volunteers, 29 October).

With training from UNICEF, we've gained more social-work skills, and families are more aware of our support services and are more willing to interact with us".

The table also highlights certain advantages to public sector work, including: more predictable working hours and job security; a more collegial social work environment; greater ability to do work that feels more 'needed' and 'challenging'; and in academic hospitals, having the ability to undertake research and teaching work.

(Interviewee 25, health) Many of the health staff criticised the SSA document for not having enough clinical information and for covering more 'social' than 'health' information: 'It's more a social work document than a health document, and there's still this huge gap between Social and Health'.

As more social stars work with brands, so the debate about how they should disclose these relationships to their audiences has grown.

"Having to go to all the events, meeting all the fans, talking to a bunch of people — it really opened me up, and it motivated me to become more social, to work on my life.