Sentence examples for welfare condition from inspiring English sources
New consumer tendencies are focused on products derived from systems which allow both a high animal welfare condition and a high food safety level.
A society bent on sustaining equality of welfare or equal opportunity for welfare as a first priority would be obligated to continue transferring resources from better off to worse off no matter how many better off people must then suffer any amount of welfare loss just so long as the pertinent welfare condition of a single still worse off individual can be improved even by a tiny amount.
When used in association with animal, diet and management assessments, a metabolic profile can be a useful tool for prediction of periparturient problems and infertility, to diagnose metabolic diseases, to assess nutritional status [ 4– 6], stress conditions [ 7, 8], and to determine welfare condition [ 9, 10].
The value of meat inspection (as defined by regulation (EC) No 854/2004) as an animal health surveillance tool has been highlighted in several recent reports by the European Food Safety Authority [ 3- 5] even though this value may depend on the disease or welfare condition targeted.
The Lib Dems also care about sustainability and say they want to improve welfare conditions for animals kept on farms.
Thus consumers can be sure that eggs from those member states have been produced in relatively high welfare conditions.
The study concluded that "organic production systems seem to be a good alternative, due to better welfare conditions and good quality of the carcass and meat".
Qatar's World Cup organisers also reacted with alarm, introducing labour market reforms that aim to enshrine workers' rights and welfare conditions.
The kitchen is much busier than it was two years ago, says project leader Nicky Gladstone, who blames the stronger demand on increasingly tight welfare conditions and benefit sanctions.
This time, the Tories say they have the "ambition" of achieving that figure through "tough new welfare conditions and robust enforcement".
They have the "ambition" of reducing annual net migration to tens of thousands through "tough new welfare conditions and robust enforcement".
