Why has it been necessary for Iraq to exchange precious natural resources for basic sustenance?
Three food banks open every week because so many need basic sustenance, a proportion in work, the rest not.
Similar groups exist in most cities, giving basic sustenance and shelter to people the government wants removed.
(a) If a prison deprives prisoners of basic sustenance, including adequate medical care, the courts have a responsibility to remedy the resulting Eighth Amendment violation.
It's an instinct reinforced by religious edicts that forbid the withholding of basic sustenance but allow, for example, unplugging artificial respirators.
I was interested in how far the provision for refugees extended above and beyond basic sustenance and shelter, and what the arguments for this looked like.
What to Do Porgies, striped bass and blue crabs, not basic sustenance anymore, are still fished with passion; many residents own boats.
As with Ariel, her identical-twin sister, Natasha's early vocabulary was mostly English, but the girls used Egyptian Arabic for certain things — colors, animals, basic sustenance.
"A prison that deprives prisoners of basic sustenance, including adequate medical care, is incompatible with the concept of human dignity and has no place in civilized society," Justice Kennedy wrote on Monday.
In a reply to a fat cat at the $50,000-a-plate dinner, he wrote off 47 percent of the country as deadbeats, freeloaders and "victims" who feel they're entitled to stuff — stuff like basic sustenance.
Cattle raising and trading (large varieties resulted from cross-breeding with the aurochs) and land tillage provided basic sustenance.
