Sentence examples for welfare aspects from inspiring English sources

But he enjoyed the welfare aspects of the Olympics (job creation), and he is glad to be doing something similar here.

Welfare aspects of regulation on patents length are also discussed in this context.

In this landscape, surgery has a supportive actor role integrated with other welfare aspects from which are not severable.

If Beveridge was a conceited Brit who designed social welfare aspects of this state expansion, John Maynard Keynes, genius, provided the theoretical underpinnings.

What hasn't been adequate is the way that animal rights groups [react to the hunt] they're not welfare groups, the International Fund for Animal Welfare [IFAW] has no interests in improving the welfare aspects of the hunt".

"Until new scientific evidence on alternative methods and their welfare aspects is available", the committee concluded, "the production of foie gras is prohibited everywhere except for where it is currently practiced".

As pointed out by Bickel et al. (2000), monitoring food security can be useful to identify and understand this basic welfare aspect and to recognize population subgroups or regions with particularly severe conditions.

Animal welfare aspect is very easily neglected.

The main welfare aspect of the winter ulcers is due to osmo-regulatory problems associated with the ulcers at low water temperature as well as the septicaemia involved during a disease outbreak.

Even if they lack the kind of Norman Tebbit-esque voice that could have seized on all this in an instant, the Tories will big up the hardline, Eurosceptic, anti-welfare aspect of their DNA, and presumably draw away some crucial Labour votes.

While acknowledging material provision in old age remains critical in the context of insufficient state welfare, other aspects of intergenerational relations are gradually becoming important.