It is widely accepted that the clinical signs associated with diseases and the incidence of health problems and body lesions are useful as welfare measures, because any disturbance of health means a decrease in welfare [ 30].
He said that they played a useful social welfare role, but that a minority of them offered little but hard-line religious training, producing semiliterate graduates susceptible to hatred.
These prevalences are useful for welfare-to-work-policy, public health policy and other studies in need of hard to reach reference groups.
Multi-objective optimization is generally more useful for social welfare problems, where competing interests set multiple objectives, and Core Theory may yield non-unique and inherently ambiguous decisions.
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Show me the sensor network that tells us anything useful about the private companies running our prisons or large chunks of the welfare system.
Our study provides useful information for animal-welfare and public-health, as the parasites detected can affect native wild animals through predation, competition and disease transmission.
And welfare use will decrease.
Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, employment minister Chris Grayling said: "Where we use mandation in our welfare policies, it will be to do useful work on community projects.
Let us prove that our brains, our cultures, our particular mix of market economy and welfare system are useful to the world.
One book that proved particularly useful was "Immigration Policy and the Welfare System", edited by Tito Boeri, Gordon Hanson and Barry McCormick.
