Sentence examples for birth allowances from inspiring English sources

The social protection policies and programmes it supports range from cash transfers (such as child benefits, education stipends, and birth allowances) to home-based care, to health insurance schemes, to youth employment programmes.

This mixed compensation system includes professional development allowances for financing teacher's in-service training and continuing education studies, wedding allowance, birth allowance, transport allowance, housing allowance, and allowances for their children's education.

The first group termed "age-appropriate" consisted of infants immunised within the first 2 weeks of birth, making allowance for a grace period of approximately 2 weeks based on the median delay of 2.3 weeks for 45 developing countries recently reported [ 8].

The commitment to social equality and the issue of declining birth rates allowed women to have some rights, such as child care and child allowances.

This trade in allowances gave birth to the carbon market.

The incentives include larger allowances, and allowing either parent — before it had to be the mother — to remain at home on paid leave for a certain period of time after birth.

The directive would oblige all member states to introduce incentives to increase birth rates eg, by raising family allowances and reducing taxation for large families.

However, 1 July will see the birth of the "NIsa" when the allowance for each saver rises to £15,000.

It is the general practice for schemes that provide sickness benefits also to provide a maternity allowance starting before the birth of a child and extending for a number of weeks afterward.

For the analyses reported here, the logarithm of the baseline rate was assumed to be proportional to sex-specific functions of log age with, as needed for specific outcomes, allowance for ethnicity and birth cohort effects.

Confirmed matches by definition had the same combinations of IWC number and date of birth whilst names were generally similar with allowances for differences in spelling or abbreviations.