Sentence examples for welfare given from inspiring English sources

We first derive optimal subsidy levels for the government to obtain optimal social welfare, given concession periods.

Tax paid by EU migrants far outweighs welfare given to them – a net contribution of £20bn between 2000 and 2011.

Conservative governments often struggle with welfare, given their default position that it is a "problem" that requires cutting.

For spatial planning, we have to balance space constraints with the greatest potential to improve environmental quality for human welfare given the policy goals.

It was always unrealistic to suppose that a massive fiscal tightening could leave out welfare, given that it makes up 28% of total spending.

And though he has already completed one successful stay at sleep-away camp, I am, naturally, concerned for his emotional welfare, given those many nights on the road.

Until the transition to W-2, she had spent 11 years on welfare, giving little thought to employment.

The extra raid on welfare gave the chancellor a highly political flourish at the end of his spending announcement.

Back at his desk, he found the Comptroller's final report for 1970 with the staggering figures on welfare (gives statistics).

If you believe that individuals are the best judges of their own welfare, giving them choices does more to enhance collective welfare than any universally imposed government program could.

But ministers at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs are left with an awkward decision on whether to ban wild animals in circuses after the report they commissioned into the science of animal welfare gave little to go on.