Sentence examples for welfare communities from inspiring English sources

Judge Tauro wasted no time dismissing these points, starting with the responsible child-bearing objection: "Since the enactment of DOMA," he wrote, "a consensus has developed among the medical, psychological, and social welfare communities that children raised by gay and lesbian parents are just as likely to be well-adjusted as those raised by heterosexual parents".

And of course, the national and local nonprofit and child welfare communities advocated for their young wards and invested in their success.

"We have a very active animal welfare community," Mr. Sharma said.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who chose Mr. Mattingly as commissioner in July 2004, and leaders in the child welfare community praised Mr. Mattingly's work.

But Edilia Vazquez, director of the Save a Sato Foundation, said the Barceloneta case has unified the once-fractured animal welfare community.

Holly Staynor, welfare, community and diversity officer at the union, said: "There is no way we should be discriminating against any students".

Instrumental in the growth and development of Good Shepherd Services, and a friend to the entire child welfare community, there are no words to describe our loss or how greatly he will be missed.

In some cases, partial reconciliation has been achieved by imagining the nation itself primarily as a welfare community (as in the Swedish peoples' home) or as an immigrant society (as in the US, Canada or Australia).

This article describes the evaluation of an anti-racism training designed to address disproportionality and disparity by educating members of the child welfare community about issues of race, power, and oppression.

The reason, I was told, was that the animal welfare community might look askance.

This of course marks a radical change in the collective thinking of the child welfare community.