Sentence examples for social relief from inspiring English sources

After 1750 the influence of the Enlightenment permeated government policy in the domains of demography, social relief, employment, public health, education, religion, culture, and art, mainly at the expense of the Roman Catholic Church.

After graduate school de Blasio served as a social relief volunteer in Nicaragua a country then torn by a civil war between the Marxist government of the Sandinistas and counterrevolutionary forces and returned to the United States a committed socialist.

For instance, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and Ministry of Finance jointly released the Circular on the Implementation of "Provisional Measures on Social Relief",14 which further highlighted the disaster victim relief system and strengthened social participation.

This leads the authors to evaluate the quality of Websites of Taiwan's local governments in facilitating internet access to spread social relief information to their low-to-mid-income families.

Mahumapelo said that counselling, social relief and temporary accommodation were being provided, and that the buildings and infrastructure damaged in the earthquake might take years to repair.

2. Orphan rescue policy The construction of facilities for social welfare, social relief, rehabilitation, etc., should be implemented.

Initial supplies, including hygiene kits, nutrition items and recreation and psycho-social relief items have been given priority.

UNICEF Charter flights have been sent to the two neighboring capitals with over 160 metric tons of supplies, including hygiene kits, nutrition items and recreation and psycho-social relief items.

A survey conducted in three centers of China indicated reasons for drinking were alcohol's positive social effects, relief of tension and worry, and relief of craving and withdrawal symptoms [ 37].

But, as with any pharmaceutical, people have found off-brand uses: Anecdotal evidence shows people are chewing nicotine gum for social anxiety relief, weight loss, and a "decent buzz".

The Minister of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement supports UNICEF and its partners' efforts to trace and reunite children with their families.