Sentence examples for minimum allowances from inspiring English sources

Precarity features were classified in 4 categories absence of health insurance, lack of incomes or minimum allowances, homelessness or social home or hotel, and social isolation (no social link, or associations or neighbors).

Substitute ρR into Eq. (8), a new z is got, and use new z to replace the initial value, repeat this process until the difference of two results is less than a certain minimum allowance.

Statutory benefits can rest on previous earnings or benefits or the minimum allowance can be granted.

The lowest space allowance (0.67 m2/pig) was close to the current EU recommended minimum space allowances of 0.65 m2/pig.

Without any statutory minimum limits, allowances can be as low and excess penalties as high as airlines want.

But minimum fostering allowances, which range from £123 to £216 a week depending on location and the age of the child, are still scandalously low given the amazing work foster carers do.

Instead, we collected county-level data on Minimum Living Allowances in 2010 from the Ministry of Civil Affairs, China.

We extracted numbers of total population, the elderly and all households that receive the minimum living allowances in urban and rural areas in Tibet.

** p ≤ 0.01 a Low income is defined as individuals, seniors and households receiving the minimum living allowances People receiving low income not only suffer from poorer health in general, but also experience higher mortality during hot days [ 28, 29].

Holidays are not a perk but a statutory right and since April the statutory minimum holiday allowance has increased.

If the poor and unhealthy continue irresponsibly to have children, we could impose a minimum child allowance.