Sentence examples for social cases from inspiring English sources

The municipal social welfare department takes care of social cases that are not covered by medical insurance.

"We are left with the very vulnerable people, the old, social cases, ones with family problems and mental cases," he said.

And it's trouble for the next generation of well-trained, working taxpayers who will have to carry that group, either as social cases, prison cases, undertrained employees, whatever.

Like public, social cases of representation such as writing or mapmaking, intentional states such as beliefs have truth-value; they entail or imply other beliefs; they are (it seems) composed of concepts and depend for their truth on a match between their internal structures and the way the world is; and so it is natural to regard their aboutness as a matter of mental referring or designation.

Leatherman et al. [ 6] demonstrated the effects of financing misalignments on quality initiatives, defining the concepts of the business, economic, and social cases for quality of care.

In our definition, the strategic case encompasses the business, economic, and social cases and includes those outcomes of greatest interest to the hospital executive management.

The economic and social case is clear.

"You are not a person, Mr. Burns," whines a social case worker, Albert Amundson Andrew Reinn in a wry portrayal).

There is a profound social case for more normal monetary policies.

The parent can reclaim the child within 15 months once social case workers have determined that the mother or father is capable of caring for the child.

A graduate of New York University, Miss Brooklyn in the Civil Service Beauty Contest of 1945, and for many years a social case worker for the City of New York's Department of Welfare.