Sentence examples for financial source from from inspiring English sources

Measures of socioeconomic status included education (any formal education), primary lifetime occupation as a white collar worker, economic independence (primary financial source from own work or pension), family in good economic standing (self rated as rich compared with other families in the community), and being in receipt of adequate drugs for any illnesses.

The financial sources from HI were not considered as important and premium rate was set without any detailed financial forecasts.

The financial sources for health care are from different channels: general taxation, social HI, and out-of-pocket payment.

The majority of university financial sources are from the federal government, with the exception of the University Hospital, which also receives funding from the Ministry of Health.

Note that all these financial sources stem from fortunes made over the past 50 years – these groups understand the power of entrepreneurship and now empower those same skill sets to advance the public good.

A lot of this push is from another financial source: Special interests.

PEEG's financial sources were different from those for ECOL INC: for the 2009 2014 period, it received a funding of 1MEUR from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research NWOO), enabling four PhD projects to be carried out (Van Straalen, interview, September 2013).

Studies from informal finance sector in developing countries shows that the poor, especially women, are most likely to seek credit from informal banking groups than from formal financial sources (Atieno [2001]).

This will deprive the IRGC from the financial sources it desperately needs to continue its slate of domestic and foreign belligerence.

The void created out of the unmet credit demand from formal financial sources has led to the widespread dependence of Indian rural households on informal credit sources, namely moneylenders and traders (see Basu [2006] for empirical evidence).

We used quantile regression, which was introduced by Koenker and Bassett ([1978]), to address this issue of improving the credit off-take from formal financial sources in rural India.