Sentence examples for prudent welfare from inspiring English sources
Better a gridlocked government than a unified government under a spendthrift Republican.Conservatives-for-gridlock point to 1995-2000, when Bill Clinton sat in the White House and the Republicans held the House: a time of spending restraint, soaring surpluses and prudent welfare reform.
Barring a prudent change in the welfare law, legislators in search of pork projects could consider a special line item that would insure immigrants.
Thus, our mission as veterinarians and parasitologists has changed accordingly and a new approach to achieve sufficient levels of immunity with acceptable levels of production loss and uncompromised animal welfare by prudent (read minimal) use of anthelmintics has emerged.
Ceding this function to government institutions staffed with health experts is prudent and essential to general welfare and social justice in the same respect as ceding protection of our interests in personal physical security to government institutions staffed with law enforcement and national defense experts is prudent and essential to general welfare (Mill 1869).
DVFA is already using VetStat and CHR data and data from VetReg in risk management and risk communication of antimicrobial consumption, for instance in our supervision of all veterinarians on prudent use of antimicrobials and welfare control in herds.
As the guardian of the welfare of kings, Athena became the goddess of good counsel, of prudent restraint and practical insight, as well as of war.
Fourth, above the decent welfare minimum, it is unlikely that access to the some broader insurance package is prudent for all people to buy.
It implies that, at each point in my life, it is in my interests that my welfare be as high as possible across my entire life, so that it is prudent for me now to do what will boost my welfare later, other things being equal.
