Sentence examples for welfare at all from inspiring English sources
"I didn't know anything about welfare at all when I started," he subsequently breezed.
"However, the Society's primary concern for all animals killed for meat is that they are cared for, handled, transported and slaughtered in a way which safeguards their welfare at all times," he added.
Because it is not seen as a material issue, most food companies either do not report on farm animal welfare at all or, if they do, they provide at best a cursory description of their approach.
You can't just say there can be no further savings in welfare at all because before you know it you will end up having to take an axe to health and education spending which many people would be very reluctant to do.
As of May 2014, only around 13percentt of them receive any welfare at all.
"You have so many people who were pushed off welfare who didn't find work in the beginning, and today there are so many people who can't get welfare at all," said Peter Edelman, a Georgetown University law professor who resigned from a senior position in the Clinton administration to protest the President's decision to sign welfare reform into law.
The election is being fought on Democratic issues (education, health care and welfare) at a time of extraordinary prosperity.
The UK government's programme of welfare reform as they call it to my mind isn't about welfare reform at all.
In Arizona today, if Keskin even qualified for cash welfare payments at all they would be a fraction of what she once received.
It's not hypocritical to eat pigs that have been slaughtered to British animal welfare standards at the same time as being appalled by the fact that some cats and dogs are beaten to death or boiled alive before being served at the table in countries with no animal welfare legislation at all.
"When two -hirds of people think the benefits system is too generous and discourages work then it has to be changed, or we risk a total collapse in public support for welfare existing at all," he said.
