Occupy protesters were facing growing criticism over Monday's attempt to shut down the ports of America's west coast, with unions condemning the action that left hundreds of its members unable to work.
This helps prevent households from having to sell productive assets in order to purchase food, especially if the HIV-infected household member is unable to work at the time of treatment initiation.
For instance, they might face growing financial responsibilities now that other household members are unable to work and, consequently, become less likely to remit.
According to the survey results of 2004, the five main reasons for people becoming a part of the LIP were as follows: all family members are unable to work (35.33%), long-term illness (26.93%), many people in the family are unable to work (24.22%), other reasons (11.56%), and income earners who are divorced or separated (11.03%) [ 2].
Trotter did not want white members, and was unable to work effectively with other African-American leaders.
A more plausible hypothesis is that the program's effects on incarceration (discussed below) led, by definition, to more control group members being incapacitated during this time and therefore unable to work.
Second, Labour party members dislike each other so much that they seem unable to work together, let alone with anyone outside.
The assumption that she was not a member is a reminder of how furtive many communists were at this time, when members of the CP were banned from government positions and were unable to work for the BBC.
Denied citizenship, all members of this Muslim minority are forced to live in apartheid conditions where they are unable to work, travel, marry or have children without permission.
COPD patients were unable to work for a mean of 150 days per year, while family members were prevented from working for a mean of 59 days per year.
