Illegal immigrants don't pay income taxes, yet are able to make use of services that provide for basic human necessities that the taxpayers of this country provide.
For many communities, these systems not only provide power for basic necessities like lighting and cooking, but also are drivers of local economies.
In most places in Southern California, lawns are a criminal infringement on society's ability to provide water for basic necessities in an emergency and in the long term.
On the economic side, the family provides food, shelter, clothing, and physical security for its members, some of whom may be too young or too old to provide for the basic necessities of life themselves.
At age 12, faced with the death of both of her parents, she needed to provide for her basic necessities and those of her five siblings.
M.A.: I understand what Chomsky was saying, but I think that Chavez did not think of himself as a leader of the movement, but rather as a part of a cultural struggle to bring progress and provide for the basic necessities of the Venezuelan, and to some extent, all of the Latin American people.
The idea of being healthy is connected to the value of having a strong family, having a happy family, being able to provide for the basic necessities [if] they can provide what their children need, then…their children are being healthy and their family is being healthy.
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.
The site and its initiatives such as Homeless Outreach Day enable donors to connect directly with those in need in their communities, helping provide them with everything from funds for basic necessities to medical procedures to college tuition.
Instead, the N.Y.A. offered young people a variety of opportunities while also providing them with the income to pay for basic necessities and further training and education.
