Sentence examples for welfare from from inspiring English sources

She later received a doctorate in social welfare from Columbia.

Ginsberg headed the Dept. of Welfare from Feb., 1966 to Dec., 1967.

Lymbery says he sees far more engagement and progress on welfare from McDonald's and Waitrose than vets and farmers.

The "key contribution" of the War on Poverty, he wrote, was "the deliberate attempt to uncouple welfare from shame".

"Work is a dignified endeavor, and the linkage of work and welfare is essential to prevent welfare from becoming a way of life".

She received a veterinary medicine degree and a doctorate in animal behavior and animal welfare from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich.

We get a lot of straight-up destruction of wealth and welfare from deadweight loss, negative-sum transfers, and stupid wars.

For example, that social-choice theory (how to gauge a society's welfare from that of its members) permits good-enough, albeit incomplete, social comparisons.

The study comes as the government prepares to decide on whether it should scrap central funding in favour of local welfare from May.

Ideally, such a cutting-edge index would help rescue the cause of children's welfare from pious rhetoric and make it an urgent national priority -- it's our progeny, stupid.

Mr. Fisher found time to pursue his passion for social work -- he held a doctorate in social welfare from the University of Pennsylvania.