For the victims left homeless by two large fires in Yonkers last month, it was the principal source of food, shelter and cash for necessities.
But your husband controls the family finances, and he doles out only a small amount of cash for necessities each week.
But the new school year beckons, so parting with some cash is a necessity for parents and students.
This approach works best for people who haven't previously sold things for cash out of necessity, and still have a lot of items to sell.
For the present, the Chekanidharas eke out enough food for subsistence, plus earn cash to buy necessities like tea and sugar and oil.
Which means spending our hard-earned/borrowed cash on boring necessities, like food, energy bills and crank pipes.
Which means spending our hard-earned/borrowed cash on boring necessities, like food, energy bills, and crank pipes.
His book refueled the controversy then surrounding the Bank of England: freed from the necessity of cash payment (strains from the wars with France prompted the government to bar the Bank of England from paying its notes in gold), both the Bank of England and the rural banks had increased their note issues and the volume of their lending.
The second poultry and swine production system is the back-yard type, which is very important from the social point of view but, in terms of numbers and level of production, it is considered to be a very small family operation, comprising 2 5 pigs and 20 30 birds, which are sold for hard cash in case of necessity.
In Puerto Rico, desperation and frustration are growing over the pace of emergency relief amid widespread shortages of food, cash and other basic necessities.
