Sentence examples for parental allowance from inspiring English sources

Neighborhood factors as perceived by the parents, such as safety in neighborhood and attractiveness of neighborhood, parenting practices, parental allowance, availability and accessibility of soft drinks, breakfast products, snacks/sweets, television set and parental self-reported body weight and height, and demographics (gender, educational level, having a paid job) were assessed.

What followed was a bizarre combination of upward mobility and stasis, funded initially by a parental allowance, then through embezzling the savings of relatives and friends.

Sweden has pioneered a parental allowance that can be drawn by the father as well as the mother to encourage fathers to take their turn in staying at home to look after the young child.

As genetic information multiplies and the cost of hardware falls, biohackers are emerging.Biohacking is not quite yet within the range of a teenager with a Saturday job and a parental allowance, but prices are falling.

Last year, I did a spoken commentary for American Public Media's Marketplace Money, protesting the number of lemonade consumers who were less than happy that my 12-year-old son Jake appeared to view his concession stand as a way of supplementing his parental allowance.

In 2002, men used 15% of the parental allowance, up from 12% in the year 2000.

She said the savings will include cutting 10,000 jobs in the federal administration, reducing special parental allowances for the unemployed and trimming the armed forces.

If both parents are covered by employment insurance, they may apply for the parental leave allowance separately and not at the same time.

(The Swedes brought in gender-neutral parental leave allowance 40 years ago).

Sweden was the first country to introduce a gender-neutral parental leave allowance, and up to 90% of Swedish fathers now take time off to look after their babies.

Data for policies on maternal leave (i.e., maternal leave allowance, maternal leave, and parental leave) were obtained primarily from country-level government sources, with the exception of Cuba's data which were obtained from an academic source [ 32- 36].