Sentence examples for welfare objectives from inspiring English sources

There she would read that, "High growth is critical to generate the revenues needed for meeting our social welfare objectives".

The TPP text recognises it is legitimate to protect "public welfare objectives" and this activity does not constitute "indirect expropriations, except in rare circumstances".

It pointedly states that measures "to protect legitimate public welfare objectives, such as health, safety and the environment, do not constitute indirect expropriations".

Once vaccine herd protection is included, use of the vaccine can satisfy both social welfare objectives and benchmark cost effectiveness criteria.

We badly need economic growth because we have environmental and social welfare objectives that we rightly believe are essential within our culture.

To put the problem into perspective, according to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), an additional US$9billion per annum would provide the resources necessary for sub-Saharan Africa to meet the main human welfare objectives agreed at the 1990 World Summit for Children, among which were universal access to safe drinking-water, sanitation and primary education.

The welfare objective depends on the openness of the economy, and the optimal policy rule differs from that which obtains in a closed economy.

The agenda of these organizations is to accelerate human welfare through relevant products or services (Sengupta, Sahay, & Croce 2017), at the same time, being market oriented to produce them for the welfare objective (Nicholls & Opal 2004; Jay 2013).

Another interesting extension of the model could consider a generalised welfare objective for which consumer surplus and platforms' profits have different valuation in the objective function of the publicly owned firm.

Our goal in this e ort is twofold: (1) to identify optimal probability vectors p i for all nodes i, to maximize the social welfare objective, and (2) to characterize dynamic algorithms that update these probability vectors so as to drive them towards their optimal values in time.

Where wild species must be used and captive breeding is not possible, hand rearing of very young animals taken from the wild is being promoted (e.g. by the U.K. Home Office) as a strategy that will address the welfare objective of the law.