This is correct.
You can use it when referring to someone receiving regular payments for support or upkeep. For example: "The ex-couple agreed to a financial agreement where the husband would receive maintenance."
President Zuma, a Zulu, has five wives, who all receive maintenance from the state.
Funding pressure is intensified by arrangements meaning EU students receive tuition fee loans on the same basis as home students – though they do not receive maintenance loans.
More than half of students who receive maintenance grants say they would not be at university without them, according to research carried out by the National Union of Students (NUS).
Welsh undergraduates from the poorest families will receive maintenance grants of up to £11,000 a year in return for taking on the full cost of university tuition fees, as Wales overhauls its student funding.
Also, next year students will no longer be able to receive maintenance grants as the Government has decided to replace them with loans, albeit offering students a higher amount than they would have received under the current grants scheme.
Forty-four patienteredthisd thisecondnd trial and, at present, 27 continue to receive maintenance courses of rituximab.
Have you received maintenance grants in the past?
Over 900,000 have received maintenance grants every year for the past four academic years.
However, the current timetable displayed by the entrance suggests that the station still receives maintenance visits of some kind.
Providers received maintenance of certification IV credit for participation.
Two patients had received maintenance hemodialysis for chronic renal failure due to ADPKD.
