Sentence examples for welfare background from inspiring English sources

Before being appointed by President Dmitri A. Medvedev, he was one of Russia's leading private lawyers, and he does not have a child welfare background.

From the outset, the curriculum was conceptualized to accommodate a multidisciplinary group of professionals with health, education and welfare backgrounds, and to contribute to transforming the post-apartheid South African health system in its massive reorientation towards a decentralized district health system underpinned by a PHC approach.

Their development is to a large part shaped by a country's historical background, welfare state, health problems, characteristics of the health care system, and societal values and beliefs.

A Senate inquiry into flag-of-convenience ships has heard union concerns that there were poor checks on both the background and welfare of their crews.

LEAH HARP Chicago, Sept. 24, 2013 The writer is a clinical social worker with a background in child welfare.

In summary, i-PITT offers i) superior targeting efficiency, ii) multiplexing capability to insert different cassettes simultaneously, iii) reduction in the number of animals used; an important animal welfare consideration, iv) uniform genetic background.

On the contrary, controlled for (relevant) health problems and background variables, SIM-welfare were found more likely to have healthcare contacts than SIM-work.

Health differences compared with SIM-work: (1) controlled for background characteristics, SIM-welfare report more mental (OR 4.0; 95% CI 2.1 to 4.7) and somatic illnesses (OR 3.1; 95% CI 2.7 to 6.0); (2) SIM-welfare assessed with the largest distance to the labour market report most combined health problems.

For mental illness, similarly high risk is observed in subgroups 1 and 2. It is shown that, controlled for differences on sociodemographic background variables, SIM-welfare are more likely than SIM-work to have contact with addiction care (controlled for excessive drinking), mental healthcare (controlled for mental illness) and specialist care (controlled for somatic illness; table 5).

After racehorse trainer Howard Johnson is banned for four years over welfare breaches, BBC Sport looks at the background to the case.

Uxenu Ablaña, 79, said he was tormented because of his leftist background in the Catholic and welfare homes where he lived from 6 to 18.