Following the start of the Iraq War, the country relied on international aid to augment income from oil exports.
But now, a practice welcomed as a novel way to augment income — and maybe befriend tourists — has become a flash point in the city's debate over gentrification.
Perhaps the greatest positive force to appear in some time are the Indian tribal councils and economic development boards, many of which support the arts in their own areas, not only to augment income but also out of an awareness of the cultural value of those arts.
Farm households' ability (capability) to make use of adaptation strategies for managing or maintaining mainly farm production and thereby augment income could be influenced by many unobservable factors.
Although the FF2200 monthly salary for 64 hours a year of teaching may augment income, it is not necessarily time well spent if a teaching career is not the ultimate goal, the CEC says.
Employ people who are looking for a way to augment income or have flexible employment based on a skill that they can deliver with little or no training.
Investigators are able to participate in international collaborations, contribute to the advancement of therapies and scientific progress, increase skill levels of themselves and their teams, may augment income and may experience increased prestige and credibility.
Because of poverty, children in poor families may be forced to work with a view to generating an extra income to augment family income, alleviating income and expenditure shocks or meet other household requirements (Togunde & Carter 2006; Blume & Breyer 2011; Smith 2014).
Others sell sex to support their families, augment their incomes as nurses or teachers, or put themselves through school.
In Maine, lobstermen are exploring whether they can grow kelp, a seaweed with potential as a biofuel, to augment their incomes.
