Sentence examples for welfare implication from inspiring English sources

Future study could focus on the welfare implication associated with different delivery modes under rapidly declined fertility.

This study compares the welfare implication of privatization of the distribution networks by comparing two extreme cases, a pure regional distributional monopoly case and a representative pure "free" consumer case, with a benchmark case of administered price regulation.

For example a paratuberculosis case could be recorded with low welfare implication but high production loss implication.

In this case, the welfare implications are more complex.

"The welfare implications of finding how to turn around the growth performance of Africa are so staggering," he writes, "that this has probably become the most important question in economics".

Key meetings between social services, the UK Border Agency (UKBA) and Yarl's Wood staff designed to discuss the welfare implications of keeping a child locked up for more than 28 days dwelt instead on PR and legal concerns.

Category B means that while there may have been "some animal welfare implications", it "[did] not involve significant, avoidable or unnecessary pain, suffering, distress or lasting harm", and there was "no evidence of intent to subvert the controls of ASPA [the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986]".

Yet fish like salmon and trout are carnivores – over three tonnes of wild-caught fish are needed to produce one tonne of farmed salmon, and that's before you consider the environmental and welfare implications of trapping thousands of fish in a cage in the middle of the sea.

The social welfare implications are ambiguous.

"The welfare implications are horrendous - it is a cruel business".

The welfare implications of this result are not clear.