Sentence examples for welfare of potential from inspiring English sources

Policy makers should be wary of enacting regulation solely to prevent prospective harm to consumer welfare, particularly given the indeterminate effects on such welfare of potential conduct by broadband providers and the law enforcement structures that already exist.

Prominent amongst these were concerns for the welfare of potential screening participants, relating to the impact of an increasing culture of screening on people's lives, the potential anxiety caused by the screening process, and issues with the reliability of the FOB test which may impact on patients.

Waqf money or lands were indivisible, although they might contribute to the welfare of a potential heir who happened to be involved in the waqf-supported activity.

If Ms Rice has much of a political future beyond George Bush's White House, I fear for the welfare of her potential constituents.Paul KelloggNew YorkKafka in AmericaSIR – I wish Lexington had quoted Gregor Samsa's sister in the article on George Bush's metamorphosis (October 4th).

The welfare "gold standard" i.e. the definition of welfare status (no welfare remarks vs. one or more welfare remarks) against which the performance of potential welfare indicators in the database was to be evaluated, was based on the number of animal-based measurements where a herd did not score among the 10% worst.

Brasil Sem Miséria (Brazil without destitution), a federal programme, has already added 2.8m extremely poor people to a new, single list of potential welfare recipients since its launch in June 2011.

Consequently, it was necessary to reduce the initial set of potential welfare indicators suggested by the experts.

The selection of potential welfare indicators has also been described earlier [ 7], but will be described briefly.

While these differences make direct comparisons of different model results problematic, the table nevertheless provides a useful overview of the range of potential welfare gains that may be possible from trade liberalization.

By this non-statistical, but systematic, selection procedure, the set of potential welfare indicators was then applied to the study herds, and a herd was regarded as being a case (herd with good welfare) if it was positive on this test.

Consideration of consequences (e.g. in terms of public order, the sustainability of welfare policies, the potential effects of a brain drain in developing countries, etc). is not prohibited; what changes radically is how we are to evaluate them.