Sentence examples for household side from inspiring English sources

On the household side, there is a new rationale for restraint in consumption.

"There are no big adjustments that need to be made on the household side in the euro zone, outside of Spain and Ireland," said Sharratt.

In 1203, Thomas of Marlborough, who was a monk of Evesham Abbey, pled a case for Evesham before Archbishop Walter, and later, in his chronicle, he noted that Simon, John of Tynemouth, and Honorius, all canon lawyers from the archbishop's household, sided with the abbey.

In 1203 the medieval chronicler Thomas of Marlborough, who was a monk of Evesham Abbey, pled a case for Evesham before Hubert Walter and later, in his chronicle, he noted that John, Simon of Southwell, and Honorius of Kent, by now all canon lawyers in the archbishop's household, sided with the abbey.

The idea of two households, side by side, representing two cultures but entwined in a slave-master relationship, as may have been the case at Rock Hall, is a puzzling one to modern audiences — and that, said Paul R. Mullins, a professor of anthropology at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, is probably a good thing.

The show ran for three series to 1971, and O'Shea was now a household face on both sides of the Atlantic.

It seems that many household (demand side) studies in the region continue to be of poor quality and limited methods.

While we have detailed information on individual and household (demand side) characteristics, we do not have information on healthcare supply, apart from the distance to healthcare facilities, which can be linked to the household data.

Third, while we have detailed information on individual and household (demand side) characteristics, we do not have information on healthcare supply, apart from the distance to healthcare facilities, which can be linked to the household data.

Then the section discusses constraints to scaling up related to community and household demand-side constraints, service delivery supply-side constraints and management.

Community and household demand-side constraints related to cultural practices, gender roles in decision-making, access to transport and out of pocket expenses.