Sentence examples for welfare institutions from inspiring English sources

During his reign, Healy established numerous churches, schools, convents, and welfare institutions.

Why aren't our strong social welfare institutions translating into gender parity at the top?

During the second half of the 19th century larger employers established their own pension and welfare institutions.

In 2014, a new system has been put in place for the inspection and approval of social welfare institutions in Denmark.

As a consequence of unavoidable austerity measures that included the elimination of many welfare institutions, most of the population lost its previous security.

In 1927, she established a temple commissary that, as the Depression settled in, emerged as "one of the region's most effective and inclusive welfare institutions".

Because welfare provision in these European countries is long-standing, the arrangements for financial provision offer financial security to the church and its welfare institutions.

Girard bequeathed nearly his entire fortune to social welfare institutions, including an endowment for a Philadelphia college for male orphans, founded as the Stephen Girard College in 1833.

In China around 800 state-run "social-welfare institutions" house abandoned children or those with mild disabilities.

This principle relates to decisions by courts of law, administrative authorities, legislative bodies and both public and private social-welfare institutions.

To the surprise of the Treasury it was the most loved of all the welfare institutions created after the war.