Income transfers are less labour intensive and require less administration than in-kind benefits, and they maximise the choices of poor families.
In most settings, CBIs are less costly than in-kind assistance (Harvey and Bailey 2015).
Brinkman says this issue is now being addressed and told the committee, in less than kind words, what he'd like to do to the person who designed the current management structure.
Whereas most authors appreciate the constructive feedback from reviewers, it is now part of my job as Editor in Chief to address letters from authors that are, for lack of a better term, "less than kind" in their opinions of the decisions.
The notion of the possible, Bergson holds in Creative Evolution, is derived from a false problem that confuses the "more" with the "less" and ignores differences in kind; there is not less but more in the idea of the possible than in the real, just as there is more in the idea of nonbeing than in that of being, or more in the idea of disorder than in that of order.
Evidence suggests that these were less serious than comparable in-kind interventions, but still could have been countered through better risk analysis and preparedness and were not sufficiently identified by the monitoring systems.
Another more limited description of the model was: "So people can still get tobacco, but it's in a less in your face kind of way, it's regulated to a degree".
When the pilot was aired in 1998, Variety was less than kind: "Fat guys with big mouths are back in primetime," said TV critic Ray Richmond.
I could sense the anxiety of the performers turning by degrees into elation, and the no less anxious audience responding in kind.
In that case, Wagner's remarks were construed as coming from someone speaking up for his fellow relievers and as an older member of the team calling out someone who was younger and, by nature, less likely to respond in kind.
