Sentence examples for of welfare measures from inspiring English sources

The government must decide if it will reintroduce a number of welfare measures, including the controversial six-month waiting period for welfare recipients under the age of 30, into the parliament next year.

The circumstances under which monetary and non-monetary welfare measures can be combined for efficient estimation of welfare measures and to guide public resource allocation also remain unclear.

Religious tempers had been calmed, government functioning made more transparent (through the right to information law), and a series of welfare measures for the rural poor (pre-eminently, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee scheme) initiated.

When asked by presenter Sarah Montague why he thought there was such a groundswell of public support for welfare measures such as the benefits cap, Loach said that was an opinion of "people who listen to the Today programme too much".

We discuss possible causes and the implications of these results for the design of stated preference studies and the use of resulting welfare measures in cost-benefit analyses.

This indicator of consumer welfare measures only changes due to the cost of GHG mitigation, and does not take into account potential social and environmental benefits of implementing this technology.

An empirical comparison of the welfare measures derived from the CVM and CE was conducted.

The correlation of different welfare measures was described with the Pearson (rp) or Spearman rank (rs) correlation coefficient, depending on data distribution.

The exclusion of an opt-out option could be a violation of the underlying welfare measures of the economic experiment, since it makes it impossible to estimate the value of doing nothing, which may be chosen in practice [ 42].

Moving placements and repeated breakdowns of supporting youth welfare measures may worsen the prognosis because of the detrimental effects of the loss of attachment figures on the psychosocial development.

Moreover, the choice of the recommended welfare measures is also important for the potential use of infrastructure user charges based on the marginal cost principle, since it has been shown these charges are determined largely by the individuals subjected to low noise levels [2, 3].