Sentence examples for welfare point from inspiring English sources

The animal that results from modification "should be no worse off from a welfare point of view — and preferably better".

"I think from a player welfare point of view, while absolutely cognizant of the commercial need for world rugby, we do have to see if there is some other format for the future where we can actually have people playing with adequate turnaround time and therefore performing at their best," Robson said.

In the case of two equilibria, the low tax and enforcement equilibria is preferable from a welfare point of view.

However, this would result in iterations (6) to be not always convergent, and even if convergence occurs, the resulting power allocation policy may not be efficient from a social welfare point of view.

Indeed, from a social welfare point of view, the GEE (9) would be a canonical choice as the objective G { p k , γ k } k = 1, ℓ = 1 K, L of (6).

"We really have to look at our own needs but it's so important for the welfare point of view for the horses and the continuity of business during the dry times to have access to the water we need," said Mr Claisse.

Hensarling and other critics call the Ex-Im bank a form of "corporate welfare", pointing out the support it provides benefits Wall Street, as well as giant corporations like Boeing and Caterpillar, that do not need the help.

Length of productive life is important from economical, herd-health and animal welfare points of view in sustainable animal production.

But from an animal-welfare point of view, the best we can hope for is that animals that are reared primarily for human consumption should be reared in a better way, and I think to de-intensify is as much as we can hope for.

The family had to subsist on welfare, a point that Mr. O'Rourke often mentioned in defending the county's welfare program, even as he required recipients to work for their benefits.

City and state welfare officials point to recent studies finding that over all, the economic circumstances of poor New Yorkers improved substantially in the late 1990's, while the welfare rolls shrank to about 387,000 cases, half the 1995 peak.