Sentence examples for maintain household from inspiring English sources

Trying to maintain household perfection during the holidays, however, can take the joy out of the season.

My family didn't need it – not in the way that, a generation or so earlier, they would have needed a 17-year-old's wages in order to maintain household solvency.

The net output of South African Rand R232/ha from the local area is less than half of the requirements needed to maintain household consumption at R532/ha (Table 8).

LHWs maintain household registers, which include data on all pregnant women in their catchment areas.

They maintain household registers, which includes data on all births in their covered areas and as local residents, are privy to information about villagers' caste and landownership.

The 40-year-old Republican does not buy the argument that representatives need pay hikes because they are forced to maintain households in both Washington and their districts.

To reach the millennium development goals, governments and donors expected households to pay the bulk of the cost of building and maintaining household latrines.

The report says the growth in female employment has been critical in maintaining household living standards over the last 30 years as men's employment income has declined in real terms.

This is also linked to the main motivation for camel ownership in the study area, cited by the pastoralists as consistent provision of high quantities of milk by camels even in the dry season when cattle are moved to other locations in search for forage, thus maintaining household nutritional security all year round.

A sorority mother, or the House Director, provides security and maintains household rules for sorority girls.

Ian Mulheirn is director of the Social Market Foundation If the current timetable for deficit reduction is maintained, households should brace themselves for roughly another £26bn of fiscal pain in the years between 2016 and 2018 – whether it comes in the form of extra cuts to public services, another big hit to welfare or new tax-rises.