Sentence examples for necessity of subsistence from inspiring English sources

Although most of the land was held in common by the calpulli, private estates with serfs helped to maintain the prestige of the pilli class and similar estates assigned to political office; and the tecuhtli positions freed able commoners from the necessity of subsistence procurement.

Continuing the argument in "The Necessity of Contradiction, Determinism, and Subsistence" (Ḍarūrat al-taḍād fi'l-'ālam wa'l-jabr wa'l-baqā', 164), Khayyam proposes that conceiving essential attributes necessitates the presence of a priori (badawī) concepts such as "animality which is an essential attribute of man".

Taken together with the nature of subsistence rights as providing for the basic necessities required for human existence, it can therefore be inferred that limitations to subsistence rights would not be considered legitimate.

But Cheryl and Debbie, despite some nudging from Margaret about the necessity of giving people more than mere subsistence, sternly drew the line at a system that could end up with the workless taking home more than workers.

Some scholars have considered "Response to Three Problems" and "The Necessity of Contradiction in the World, Determinism and Subsistence" to be part of the same treatise.

Just a matter of subsistence?

"Expand the means of subsistence," he said.

That is the nature of subsistence.

Kitwarotith, the son of subsistence farmers, is typical.

For him food is merely an indispensable means of subsistence.

The plots of subsistence farmers harlequinned the land.