Sentence examples for welfare step from inspiring English sources

Yet the reality is that, when it comes to animal welfare, Step 1 and 2 are really no better than Perdue or Tyson.

The welfare system stepped in: she received $478 in cash and $367 in food stamps each month, along with housing assistance that lowered the rent on her two-bedroom apartment in Boston to $131.

Animal welfare and steps were taken to ameliorate suffering in accordance with the recommendations of the Weatherall report.

The animal welfare and steps taken to ameliorate suffering were in accordance with the recommendations of the Weatherall report on the use of non-human primates in research.

the following statement to this effect has been included to document the details of animal welfare and steps taken to ameliorate suffering in all work involving non-human primates: This work has been reviewed and approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (IACUC).

The shift towards a high wage economy with lower need for welfare is a step towards a prosperous, poverty-free UK.

"The shift in the onus of proof onto recipients, the barriers to people trying to fix these problems through the Centrelink system, and the growing stigmatisation of welfare, is a step towards the criminalisation of poverty and disadvantage," Chambers said.

"She did not want to leave him at home while she worked, because then child welfare would have stepped in," Ms. Ortiz said.

B1 Child Welfare Agency Plans Nicholas Scoppetta, the commissioner of the city's Administration for Children's Services, unveiled a five-year child welfare plan and stepped up efforts to secure permanent status for his revamped agency.

BEIJING — Two weeks before the annual dog meat festival in the southern Chinese city of Yulin, an international coalition of animal welfare advocates is stepping up pressure on the Chinese government to shut it down.

Ms Sandys demanded animal welfare inspections be stepped up until live exports could be scrapped.