Sentence examples for welfare environment from inspiring English sources

The councils will have limited powers on matters like local security, public order, general social welfare, environment and culture.

Ministers must be sure the situation presents a serious threat to the United Kingdom's human welfare, environment or security, they must show emergency regulations are necessary and their response must be proportionate.

The field activities include basic health, family planning, population welfare, environment, communication, sanitation, income generation, household economies and education.

§ ExxonMobil Subsidiaries Malaysia The ExxonMobil Subsidiaries in Malaysia have been a leading member of the local energy industry for almost 115 years and has a long tradition of community involvement in the areas of education, welfare, environment and the arts.

This comes at an enormous cost to animal welfare, the environment and of course public health.

Is it food produced locally, animal welfare, the environment or price?" she says.

Business groups recently joined with welfare and environment groups to plead for some kind of policy certainty.

He added, "The tragedy is that factory farming survives despite the widespread agreement that whether we are primarily concerned about animal welfare, our environment or our health, it is ethically indefensible".

Based on "the best available evidence", he argued in Farmers Weekly, it had been established that "there is no fundamental risk posed by large, year-round-housed dairy farms to either animal welfare, the environment or public health that cannot be mitigated by appropriate management and existing best practice".

The government's draft bill received heavy criticism for its broad definition of what would constitute an emergency, it included any event that "presents a serious threat to human welfare, the environment, political, administrative, or economic stability, and the security of the UK or part of it".

The 11 stated areas of cooperation are agriculture; education, culture, and sports; health, population, and child welfare; the environment and meteorology; rural development (including the SAARC Youth Volunteers Program); tourism; transport; science and technology; communications; women in development; and the prevention of drug trafficking and drug abuse.