Sentence examples for technical welfare from inspiring English sources

Osborne is now announcing a series of quite technical welfare changes relating to eligibility rules.

Although functionalism is widely acknowledged as an influence in founding the post-1945 system of economic, technical and welfare cooperation, the approach has also attracted criticism.

This leads to a technical interpretation of "welfare".

These factors include the feasibility and size of the animals, the reproducibility of the model, the ability to predict the potential antihypertensive properties of a drug, the similarity to human disease (mode of the disease: slow on-set versus acute), and economical, technical, and animal welfare considerations [ 23, 24].

By not simply waiting with the emission reduction until CCS has arrived, one relies more on economy wide technical change and its welfare enhancing technology externalities in turn allowing for a higher steady state.

The technical change hardly fetches any welfare improvement except that some countries like Brunei and Malaysia which experience marginal improvement due to better allocative efficiency and endowment gains.

The survey was conducted in March 2008 and completed in  November 2008 under the Joint GOB-UN MNH Initiative "Accelerating Progress towards Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity" implemented by Ministry of Health and Family welfare with the technical assistance from the three UN agencies.

Besides teaching in elementary, secondary, and teacher-training schools, the brothers administer and staff colleges; agricultural schools; welfare or corrective schools; technical, trade, and commercial schools; and houses of retreat.

We specially thank Cintia Gonzalez and Luciana Caviglia from INTA for their excellent technical assistance and Lucas Vagnoni for animal welfare.

These were accomplished using the ECCD process shown in Figure 4 (CWC, 2006) facilitated by an inter-agency Technical Working Group of the Regional Committee for the Welfare of Children and the Provincial Council for the Welfare of Children/ECCD Coordinating Committee, respectively with technical support from the CWC/NECCDCC Secretariat.

The five most frequent business sectors were services (21.8%), manufacturing (17.7%), professional sector, healthcare and social welfare (16.9%), scientific and technical ones (12.1%), and construction (5.6%).