Sentence examples for welfare philosophy from inspiring English sources

"Even though Nicholson deals with battered women," she added, "it really is just one illustration of the flaw in our child welfare philosophy: to wait for harm to occur and then intervene aggressively, punitively and intrusively".

"We don't need to guess how de Blasio's welfare philosophy will pan out," wrote Heather McDonald, who is "Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute".

Many officials and experts say the group home's demise is a sign that the state is shifting toward a healthier child-welfare philosophy that favors placement with relatives, whenever possible.

Martin has just returned from the first of a series of weekend workshops that will bring together interested colleagues from the worlds of psychiatry, law, social welfare and philosophy.

But the starve-the-government-to-death (except for the war machine and corporate welfare queens) philosophy of the Bush era was leading us to a situation in which the rich were counting their dollars in gated communities, while the rest of society was going to hell -- even while enjoying the video games.

The critical welfare state philosophy of the liberal political cycle (1985 1995) affected the content of health policies by favoring privatizations of health care during the term of office of the Social Democrats (centre-right party) [ 63, 64].

At IFAW, our guiding principles are firmly grounded in animal welfare and conservation philosophies.

It may not be a cure for cancer, but as commenter Douglas Pascover points out, consumption of philosophy raises welfare.

There is no European Union of welfare states, no common philosophy on how to run one's economy or manage public finances, let alone European public opinion.

In this philosophy, the welfare of the other members of society is not part of the individual utility function [5]: Each individual simply maximizes his own utility and does not care about the other individuals.

Shifting his focus to domestic policy at a time when polls show Americans turning their attention to the economy and other domestic issues after more than six months dominated by the war on terrorism, Mr. Bush gathered his entire domestic agenda -- tax cuts as well as health care, education and welfare programs -- under the philosophy that was a refrain of his 2000 campaign.