Sentence examples for Guaranteed subsistence from inspiring English sources

Most comuneros received plots that would only guarantee subsistence production while allowing for minimal commercial cropping.

Results indicate that while farmer participation would be significant, crop insurance is not needed to achieve policy goals like raising farmer income or guaranteeing subsistence levels of income.

It would be simple to put in place restrictions to monitor this, such as fixed-term internships only, guaranteed subsistence wages or expenses, and a form of certification at the internship's close.

In the 20th century, concepts of state ranged from anarchism, in which the state was deemed unnecessary and even harmful in that it operated by some form of coercion, to the welfare state, in which the government was held to be responsible for the survival of its members, guaranteeing subsistence to those lacking it.

"The land has increasingly served as a guarantee of subsistence for farmers," he said.

It is very expensive to provide guarantees of subsistence, minimal public health measures, and basic education.

Was this a proper use of the state's resources and a precedent to be proud of – the first time any state in the west had decided to guarantee the basic subsistence of many of its citizens?

This dignity merely means not only political liberty but also a guarantee of economic subsistence, cultural freedom and the provision of social services [ 6, 7].

But in the context of unequal and contested access to community lands, continued guaranteed access to a subsistence plot could also benefit smallholders.

But today's announcement also marks the death knell of the attempt to create a state backed system which would guarantee anything more than basic subsistence.

Moreover, the CMs who advise more than five children explain their position as a guarantee for a family's subsistence.