welfare的示例

• It is widely acknowledged that the welfare system is under-resourced.

• The whole scheme is intended to wean people off welfare dependency.

• He argues that the Congress and President Clinton trampled the constitutional rights of legal immigrants in the new welfare reform law.

• Since being made redundant, he has been receiving welfare.

• The lobbyists are seeking reforms to the welfare system.

• Secondly, when they closed the pits, they closed many of those centres of culture and sporting activities, the miners' welfares.

• We are still studying the all party group for animal welfare's report on circus animals.

• Certainly, if the length of the speakers' list is anything to go by, today is animal welfare's day.

• In a few years, or in an even shorter time, some of the welfares will be cherry-picked.

• The majority of miners' welfares own the land that they operate.

• The facilities already owned by miners' welfares are also vulnerable to loss.

• A systematic review of the health, social and financial impacts of welfare-rights advice delivered in health care settings.

• Prescribing welfare benefits advice in primary care : is it a health intervention, and if so, what sort ?

• What they have to give depends largely on the resources made available to them by the welfare system.

• The providers of health and welfare are less sure of themselves and the services they provide.

• Different countries with contrasting welfare state structures have developed different strategies for organising care and services for people with care needs.

• The filial responsibility score was included in the regressions of welfare state orientation and of preferences for care.

• Expressed ' preferences for long-term care ' and ' welfare state orientation ' are taken as behavioural intentions.

• The service has become something of a symbol for enlightened welfare intervention.

• Women, welfare and the private sphere ; the problem of meeting long-term care needs.