Sentence examples for temporal welfare from inspiring English sources

He was concerned, above all, for the spiritual and temporal welfare of the needy and oppressed.

As a representative of all the people, a president is obliged to suspend private religious judgment in favor of the temporal welfare of the nation.

Through much suffering, it is said, is the kingdom of heaven attained; through much suffering, it may also be observed, do nations as well as individuals learn those truths which are necessary to their temporal welfare.

Moreover, if increasing the retirement age is implemented in a way that allows for smooth internalization of the changed incentives in the inter-temporal and intra-temporal choices, the welfare gains from the reform are universal.

"Our goal is to promote the temporal, moral and religious welfare of women -- particularly young women -- who are dependent upon their own exertions for support," said Noelle Mills Adler, the organization's president.

In the United States 35 women met in New York City and formed the first Ladies Christian Associationn to provide for the "temporal, moral, and religious welfare of young women who are dependent on their own exertions for support".

With the increasing demand to acquire higher temporal and spatial resolution images, animal welfare is an important consideration, especially the cumulative effect of any radiation dose on the animal's well-being and physiological status.

After founding two hospitals, he was appointed bishop of Michoacán, where he laboured diligently on behalf of the welfare of the Indians, seeking their temporal as well as spiritual salvation.

With a stable genetic pool, the changing geographical and temporal incidences offer evidence of important, yet unknown, lifestyle changes causing a new category of welfare diseases.

Far from separating temporal and spiritual concerns to distinguish state and church (as Locke did), Mendelssohn insists that "our welfare in this life is … one and the same as [our] eternal felicity in the future" (Jerusalem (1983), p. 39).

We conclude that appropriate treatment of temporal variability can assist environmental managers to design more cost-effective policies based on improved estimates of welfare gains.