Sentence examples for welfare comes from inspiring English sources

"People's welfare comes before everything," Mr. Nasseri said.

Mr Howard declared that children's welfare comes before "constitutional niceties".

That match was the perfect platform to send out a strong message that player welfare comes first.

The move to deregulate animal welfare comes after the Guardian exposed poor hygiene standards in some of the poultry industry last year.

If welfare comes up at all, Obama or the moderator, Jim Lehrer, is likely to cite that ad against Romney, and his practice has been to defend his worst ads when challenged.

"The key will be to ensure that child's welfare comes first, and that by enshrining something in legislation – as has happened in other countries – the government run the risk of placing the demands of parents over those of the children".

They go on welfare, come off welfare and maybe find another job that lasts three months.

They are guided by the principle that patient safety and welfare come first.

The big cuts to welfare come from: freezing working age benefits and tax credits for four years as opposed to the two set out ahead of the election.

Her claim that there was no such thing as society – relevant to current debates about welfare – came in an interview with Women's Own magazine in September 1987 in which she attacked welfare dependency and lack of responsibility.

But what if Welfare came to power and demolished even the semblance of democracy that exists today, by enforcing sharia law Can Islam in Turkey be reconciled with democracy, as a paradigm for other Muslim countries?