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Though census towns clearly exhibit urban characteristics, they continue to be legally administered by panchayats, or rural councils, allowing them to draw on a myriad of government rural development schemes and exempting them from property taxes.

The first minster's proposals will draw on schemes with a proven track record, including the London Challenge.

He said the proposal "really is about who is entitled to draw on the insurance scheme that is welfare and I think that there is a sense that if you pay into the system, you should be entitled to draw," Lammy said.

For the benefit of the Guardian, he draws on a white board his master scheme.

The scheme, drawing on a £1bn contingency fund set aside in the pre-budget report, will be aimed at those who are unemployed for more than a year.

It draws on a case study of the dublinbikes scheme and was guided by the Multi-Level Perspective (MLP) conceptual framework.

Be sure to find out the laws about how much you can earn while drawing on a government pension or other retirement scheme in your country.

He started literally drawing on a piece of paper the entire scheme, and it was extraordinarily complicated.

Data management and sorting were assisted by NVivo V.9 (QSR) software, and a coding scheme was developed drawing on a priori and emergent themes.

Drawing on this scheme yields a four-dimensional concept of change, with modernization processes involving fundamental transformations in each dimension and all of them being interrelated.

AS: This article has drawn on a programme of independent research funded by the National Institute for Health Research NIHRR) under its Programme Grants for Applied Research scheme (RP-PG-1209-10099) led by AS.