Sentence examples for welfare agreed from inspiring English sources

The Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and the Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare agreed to construct synthesized early childhood care and education institutions.

Removing children from parents should be avoided when possible, experts in child welfare agree.

One who loves others, for instance, or actively desires their welfare, "agrees" with them or "consents" to them.

B4 Welfare Contract Questioned A top city welfare official agreed to pay the Kaiser Group of Wisconsin $1.1 million for consulting services it provided last year, despite the absence of a written contract and competitive bidding.

But the rent the city welfare agency agreed to pay for Ms. Arroyo was $215.

After at first resisting an order by a court-authorized panel, New Jersey child welfare officials agreed on Thursday to close a troubled, state-run psychiatric hospital for adolescents.

Representative Wally Herger, a California Republican who is chairman of a subcommittee that handles welfare legislation, agreed, saying, "As time passes, budget pressures will squeeze tighter and tighter".

Lawyers in a class-action suit against New Jersey's child welfare agency agreed yesterday to delay action on a request that the system be placed under federal control.

A top city welfare official agreed to pay a Wisconsin company $1.1 million for consulting services it provided last year even though no written contract existed and no competitive bidding for the work had taken place, an arrangement the city comptroller says violated standard contracting procedures.

To put the problem into perspective, according to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), an additional US$9billion per annum would provide the resources necessary for sub-Saharan Africa to meet the main human welfare objectives agreed at the 1990 World Summit for Children, among which were universal access to safe drinking-water, sanitation and primary education.

Welfare researchers agree that the welfare of zoo animals can be profoundly compromised when they don't have opportunities to procure their own food, solve problems in their environment, or engage with others of their kind.