Sentence examples for welfare circles from inspiring English sources

Some people in child welfare circles were surprised at the center's willingness to take a risk.

Finding an adoptive parent for older children with years in foster care is known in child welfare circles as the toughest challenge.

Some experts yesterday said cases like Daniel Soto's illustrated a debate in child welfare circles about the best practices for removing children from their parents.

The new law calls for what some people in child welfare circles say should have been required long ago in New York.

Few outside child welfare circles paid any mind to the law, which was tucked inside a massive spending bill President Donald Trump signed in February.

This starts a vicious circle of welfare and housing investment policies generating less income for current tenants and less housing for future tenants.

In some circles, America's welfare reform has already been declared a success.

After spotting it on Monday evening, Russell Baker who took photographs of the dolphin, said that at first he was concerned for its welfare as it was "slowly circling in the same area for quite some period of time".

The circle of responsibility for the welfare of soldiers may be wider, but in football, too, there are common obligations--owners to players, fans to players, players to each other.

Youngsters are rarely encouraged to study, but instead are pressed to marry young and have many children, perpetuating the circle of welfare-dependence.The Hungarian government has produced a Europe-wide strategy to integrate Roma, drawing rare praise from the European Commission for its initiative.

Gorey lived in this house for his last 15 years and as the exhibits explain, was active in Cape Cod theater circles and, like Burgess, in the animal welfare movement.