Sentence examples for welfare problems from inspiring English sources

The food safety authority's report Thursday also noted health and animal welfare problems associated with cloning.

Instead the authority has doubled its social fund – set up to support people with welfare problems – to £400,000.

EU research has shown there is a steep increase in the frequency of serious welfare problems in "stocking densities" above 30kg (about 15 birds).

Some experts argued the British taboo against eating it created welfare problems for horses, with many sent to Europe to be slaughtered.

It also includes a guide to dairy alternatives which avoids the animal welfare problems that the dairy industry poses for both cows and badgers.

We are a group of local people who meet together regularly to support each other with the housing and welfare problems we face.

The welfare problems and abuse that animals in circuses experience are inherent, and it is clear that we can't allow circuses to regulate themselves.

Most dismiss possible welfare problems but are concerned about the impact of the farm on the dairy industry as a whole.

The ancient tradition of capture and domestication not only raises welfare problems, it is also a strain on the dwindling wild stock.

Yet it is precisely this system of factory farming that has led to drastic environmental, public health and animal welfare problems in the US," says the report.

These efficiency gains have resulted in common welfare problems that are directly related to their fast growth and reduced activity levels.