Sentence examples for welfare grounds from inspiring English sources

Two colourful macaws have been temporarily removed from an art installation at the new-look Tate Modern on welfare grounds because of record numbers of visitors to the museum.

The animal welfare grounds for objecting to the technology are also thin when, as a society, we routinely slaughter millions of animals each year for no better reason than our preference to eat bacon in the morning rather than munching a bowl of cornflakes and fruit.

Such a vote might be justified on epistemic grounds; it cannot be justified on social welfare grounds.

Consequently, on welfare grounds, the use of nosebands that cause any constriction of jaw movement should be reviewed as soon as possible.

Supporting any decision by Thanet Council to refuse access to the port on animal welfare grounds, and helping financially with any legal challenge that follows.

Johnson said he was not aware of the rules and did not know that a horse that had been de-nerved was banned from racing on welfare grounds, and because it could affect the safety of the jockey.

The current record of 283 was set by two Derbyshire batsmen, Arnold Warren and John Chapman at the Miners Welfare Ground, Blackwell in June 1910.

It commissioned and published Charles Murray's book on welfare, "Losing Ground," which influenced Republican policy.

After a period of fatalism that hit bottom with Charles Murray's classic indictment of welfare, "Losing Ground," some conservatives shook off the deep pessimism that had become an excuse for doing nothing and began asking what would work.

"My request is motivated on several grounds; welfare, stereotyping and undermining a respect for life, which then impacts negatively upon conservation.

Effective chemical anthelmintics remain irreplaceable for worm control and their elimination is not practical on animal welfare and economic grounds.