Sentence examples for welfare domains from inspiring English sources

The scientific involvement is with improved methods of climate projections service delivery, the undertaking and production of integrated assessments that extend the climate research into the agricultural, economic, human welfare domains.

We found negative correlations for almost all domain scores of the questionnaires, except for the Leisure domain of the AUQUEI instrument, which did not present statistically significant correlations with the Functional Limitations, Emotional Wellbeing and Social Welfare domains of CPQ11 14 and their overall scores.> -wrap-foot> *p-value < 0.05.

The latter also include short-time working schemes, which were implemented simultaneously by a number of EU countries as a response to the crisis in 2008 and 2009 (as revealed by the sudden increase in these years of policy measures in the "Other welfare benefits" domain, Fig. 1).

The questionnaire covered the following six domains: welfare and the environment (measured by eight items), institutional image (measured by five items), intra- and inter-department relationship (measured by seven and five items, respectively) and personal professional learning and working conditions (measured by five and seven items, respectively).

In calculating kids' overall welfare, should the domain of "Emotional/Spiritual Well-Being" (which plunged in the 1980's) be considered on a par with "Material Well-Being" (which has been gradually rising)?

What we can see emerging on the horizon are the contours of a divided Europe: its southern part will be increasingly reduced to a zone with a cheaper labour force, outside the safety network of the welfare state, a domain appropriate for outsourcing and tourism.

Measures have been introduced to regulate access to the labour market and other institutional domains of welfare states.

Mr. Bullock, who represented the landowners in New London, said Pfizer's announcement "really shows the folly of these plans that use massive corporate welfare and abuse eminent domain for private development".

Broadly speaking, they are corporate welfare kings and eminent domain addicts.

So there is limited senior management or policymaking capacity in domains such as welfare, pensions and tax policy based in Scotland.

That is, we can restrict the domains of social welfare functions.