Sentence examples for welfare to avoid from inspiring English sources

Kristen Fong San Francisco To the Editor: Sacrificing the patient's welfare to avoid bruising a doctor's ego (with possible punitive consequences) would seem to negate the dictum "First, do no harm".

For a time the state can struggle to impose order, and rely on welfare benefits to avoid worse.

The Internal Revenue Service should crack down on political organizations that pose as tax-exempt "social welfare" organizations to avoid current disclosure rules.

The group uses its designation as a social welfare organization to avoid federal disclosure, but the memos dispel any notion that the claim has any legitimacy.

Many of those voters are economically disaffected, and the Romney campaign has been trying to reach them with appeals built around an assertion that Mr. Obama is making it easier for welfare recipients to avoid work.

She said there was a need for legislation but suggested that this would mainly be at the national level as member states consider aligning their welfare systems to avoid the abuse of freedom of movement.

The tax is rarely levied, but the fact that regulators had finally questioned the donations raised hope that the I.R.S. might address an even more glaring problem: How partisan attack machines are allowed to pose as nonprofit social welfare organizations to avoid disclosing contributors.

This rapid deterioration in business is forcing Trumpf executives to contemplate layoffs for the first time in 20 years even as the company uses peculiarly German tricks, from clever time management to an assist from the welfare state, to avoid them.

Some campaigners have attributed this to the influence of Lynton Crosby, the Australian political strategist who is co-ordinating the Conservative party's general election campaign and who has told David Cameron to focus his efforts on core issues, such as immigration and welfare, and to avoid being sidetracked by more marginal issues.

Animals were sacrificed at the same time of day during the course of the study either to comply with animal welfare regulations to avoid unnecessary suffering or at the termination of the study period of 2 years.

All bats were anesthetized prior to collar attachment for animal welfare reasons (to avoid extended physical restraint) and to ensure collar fit was optimized.