Sentence examples for welfare duties from inspiring English sources

Targeting the Romanian government, Besson argued that no country in the EU could forfeit its welfare duties and dump its citizens on another member state.

What is truly distinctive is that so many social welfare duties are handled not by the state, but by the private sector with government support.

Highlighting the Duty of Care report which made recommendations for improving the welfare and duty of care for those engaged in sport, he accused Grey-Thompson of a "double standard".

Causes a servant to make the general welfare his special duty.

She said the officers told her that she shouldn't "do laundry" that day because there were no child welfare workers on duty, so her daughter would suffer more.

Now what happened at that time, is that there was a shift from believing in collective enterprise and welfare and the duty to look after people who were marginalised - who were poor, who were unable to really manage on their own - to a different philosophy which was about survival of the fittest.

Philosophers have identified duties of welfare promotion, care, dignity and fairness to support the case for privacy and confidentiality (Schoeman 1984).

Professional doctors and officers and NCOs charged with the duty to protect the welfare of prisoners failed in their duties".

The new powers include control over some income tax, some welfare policies, air passenger duty, some consumer issues, and fracking.

The package is likely to include powers to vary tax as well as some welfare benefits, air passenger duty, and fracking.

Heather Wilson is the 24th Secretary of the Air Force and is responsible for the affairs of the Department of the Air Force, including the organizing, training and equipping and providing for the welfare of 670,000 active-duty, Guard, Reserve, and civilian forces as well as their families.