Sentence examples for to develop a welfare from inspiring English sources
China is beginning to develop a welfare system.
Some particular conclusions could be drawn from this combined analysis, helping to the development of the final AWIN welfare assessment protocol for dairy goats and as a further step to develop a welfare assessment monitoring scheme for this and other species.
We urgently need to develop a distinctively Labour approach on welfare and not just keep following the Tories".
The overall goal of the Child Protection Component for the 2012 – 2016 UNICEF-Malawi Country Programme is to support the Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare to develop a National Child Protection System.
We show that plan-paid – rather than total – spending is the right welfare measure of the offset effect, and go on to develop a "sufficient statistic" for evaluating the welfare effects of change in coverage in the presence of multiple goods.
This liberated Liam Byrne, then the party's welfare spokesman, to develop a raft of social-democratic yet hard-edged proposals.
Instead, Otter tasked Idaho's chief health and welfare official to develop a new proposal that Otter will introduce next year, he said.
Experts say that while some progress has been made on child protection, China needs strengthened laws, a dedicated department and a properly funded and developed child welfare system; the ministry of civil affairs is working with Unicef on a pilot scheme to develop a community-based child model.
Despite the lack of clinical study evidence of the efficacy of duloxetine among Japanese patients with fibromyalgia, there is a strong demand from the Japan College of Fibromyalgia Investigation and the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare to develop an indication for using duloxetine to treat fibromyalgia.
Developing a welfare state in China will require the support not just of China's new leaders – but of its citizens, too.
Rich countries such as Germany and France were encouraged to develop elaborate welfare states which are becoming increasingly unaffordable as populations age.
