Sentence examples for possible welfare from inspiring English sources

Some possible welfare consequences of current selection programs are also considered.

Most dismiss possible welfare problems but are concerned about the impact of the farm on the dairy industry as a whole.

But government sources said they would no longer give a "running commentary" on possible welfare cuts ahead of the budget to avoid binding ministers' hands.

The circus community argues that animal shows are an important part of our cultural heritage, that the animals only perform natural behaviours and are kept to the best possible welfare standards.

This "less and better meat" message is also endorsed by campaigner and chef Hugh Fearnley-WhIttingstall: "I've always said we should be eating less meat, of higher quality, and the highest possible welfare standards... It's right for our health, right for the planet and only fair to the millions of farm animals we raise for food".

Adam Smith turned economic theory on its head in 1776 when he declared that the pursuit of self-interest mediated by the market itself--not by government--led, via an invisible hand, to the greatest possible welfare for society as a whole.

And here, according to the committee, are some of the issues that they will be looking at: trends in benefit spending; possible future welfare spending cuts; and universal credit.

In this paper, we explore the characteristics of networks that yield the highest possible total welfare.

In this paper, we characterized the symmetric networks that yield the highest possible total welfare.

Possible consumer welfare loss may exist if price increases are rapidly transmitted through the supply chain, while price decreases are transmitted more slowly, or incompletely.

Ronald Couch, former president of the foundation, says that investigations into possible animal welfare violations hurt the foundation's ability to attract private clients during his brief tenure in 2000.