material welfare 예문

• Robbins feels that economists should not limit their attention to material welfare.
• Measures taken by Charlemagne for the intellectual progress and material welfare of his realm improved conditions.
• The source of money and material welfare of the church were grants, wills, offering.
• Ganesha, Lakshmi and Sarswati are often grouped together as the divinities immediately responsible for material welfare.
• It has also developed the means and techniques to improve the material welfare of vast numbers of people.
• Marshall distinguishes between material and non-material welfare, and confines economics to the study of material welfare.
• Marshall distinguishes between material and non-material welfare, and confines economics to the study of material welfare.
• The test of any society's economy is how effectively it contributes to the material welfare of all those involved.
• Change always has costs and drawbacks, but it is welcomed for the extraordinary improvements in material welfare and even just in convenience.
• It was an interdenominational agency working alongside churches and other Christian agencies to provide for the spiritual and material welfare of those in need.
• His concerns were also constantly occupied with the material welfare and morale of the officers and soldiers with whom he had fought for three years.
• Walter he considered exemplary of " good " management : the involvement of a parish priest concerned directly with the material welfare of the poor.
• The body is the sustainer of the senses being their resort but the senses sustain the body by way of providing spiritual and material welfare.
• Not only did he erect and keep in repair a large school-building, but he cared for the material welfare of the poor students as well.
• It could be that the long span of the engagement was related to difficulties relating to material welfare and the necessities of preparing for the future wedding ceremonies.
• Just about every important long-run measure of human material welfare shows improvement over the decades and centuries, in the United States and the rest of the world.
• Consequently, contract-intensive nations not only avoid war with each other but engage in intense levels of mutual cooperation specifically aimed at promoting each other's material welfare.
• Toronto City Mission was established on November 14, 1879 by a group of ministers and laymen, to improve the spiritual and material welfare of the poor throughout the Toronto area.
• A farmer who toils in the field, or a worker on an assembly, are performing an economic activity : they work to increase their material welfare ( primarily by earning money ).
• Its tactical method is the strike the regular strike for protecting the material welfare of the workers, and the general strike as a means to accomplish the desired permanent solution to industrial strife.