Sentence examples for welfare statutes from inspiring English sources

California long has been considered a liberal state in the extent of its health and welfare statutes.

The prosecutor handling Lucky's case became so frustrated with Florida's weak animal welfare statutes that he virtually lobbied for the new law's passage.

Substance abuse during pregnancy is considered child abuse under civil child welfare statutes in seventeen states, and in three states (Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin) it is grounds for civil commitment (Murphy, 2014).

Interpretation of the constitution has resulted in the introduction of some American principles, and welfare and industrial statutes are construed in the light of case law decided elsewhere in the Commonwealth.

This transfer of control from central to local government was politically inspired to ensure that Sure Start Children's Centres became embedded within the welfare state by government statute and would thus be difficult to eradicate by any future government.

Federal statutes require that welfare recipients prepare for work by engaging in narrowly-defined work activities (unsubsidized employment, job preparation classes, job training).

A May 23 letter lists all sorts of regulations, commissions and statutes of the welfare state that cosset and regulate the contemporary citizen, and wonders if Representative Rick Lazio, who is running for the Senate from New York, would want to do without them.

Research was conducted in compliance with the animal welfare act and other federal statutes and regulations relating to animal experiments and adherent to the principals stated in the 'Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals', NRC publication 1996 edition.

Certainly, from the perspective of political economy, legislators have no common purpose and one should not assume or expect that any statute maximizes social welfare.

But ignoring judicial restraint, he ruled that the mandate could not be justified under the Commerce Clause, the basis for important civil rights statutes and other social welfare legislation.

The dreary duo pored over the statutes of the early welfare state and concluded that – once the figures had been adjusted for inflation – Melvyn and Karen were entitled to £38 each and poor Craig to £7.