Sentence examples for welfare takes from inspiring English sources
This research on corporate welfare takes you to the heart of one of the biggest arguments in British capitalism.
But Mr. Santana, who lived the childhood of his students — growing up in a tenement near the school, with a father who was in prison and a mother who spent time on welfare — takes the opposite tack.
As sketched below, economists have had some things to say about other dimensions of moral appraisal, but welfare takes center stage.
Indeed, in a paper in 1894 he allied himself with the Utilitarians in claiming that the general welfare takes precedence over the rights of individuals and went so far as to say that "the right of the moral organism is absolute" over and against the rights of its members (Collected Essays, p. 158).
Patient safety has assumed a central role in research, and patient welfare takes precedence over other considerations [ 4, 5].
Discussions about corporate welfare take place at the twilight checkpoint between economics and democracy.
However, the Dutch authorities responsible for overseeing her welfare took this as a sure sign that she was neglecting her school work.
The administration held the line by pushing through legislation that will cut welfare, take one euro per hour off the minimum wage and trim civil servants' pensions.
The consequences of this injustice go well beyond traffic jams: over more than 500 pages Allman shows how slavery, the ethnic cleansing of Native Americans, white supremacist government and egregious corporate welfare took root in Florida.
They usually produce less than 1lb of fur each year but for owners like O'Connor, the rabbit's welfare took priority and "if they didn't produce enough it didn't matter".
Their high scores in both types of league table mark a big change since the 1980s when welfare took precedence over competitiveness.The Nordics do particularly well in two areas where competitiveness and welfare can reinforce each other most powerfully: innovation and social inclusion.
