This meant there was little or nothing that Lord Hanningfield had to pay out of his own pocket in relation to his own subsistence or expenses in the periods with which you are concerned".
The mere size of the reserves has tended to obscure the relation to the area requisite for subsistence to the mode of subsistence.
These interventions deeply modified the original rural landscape, characterized by sparse vegetation cover in relation to a long history of intense grazing and subsistence cropping, and by soils prone to surface crusting and to high runoff generation.
The former Conservative peer was found guilty of making £11,277 in false expenses claims in relation to travel costs between his Oxford home and Westminster and for subsistence for staying in London.
This situation of changing food acceptability occurs in the Arctic too, and in relation to fisheries which are directed more to the non-monetized, domestic ("subsistence") economy than to the market economy.
The proportion of fish removed by intermittent harvesting in relation to the amount removed in major harvests is twice as large for subsistence farmers (41percentt) as for semi-commercial farmers (21percentt).
If population increased too rapidly in relation to food and other necessities (as outlined by Malthus), wages would be driven to the subsistence level.
It is important that services and professionals especially consider the needs of individuals with chronic illness who depend on social assistance for their subsistence, as they may be in a particularly vulnerable and dependent position in relation to public services.
Dental arch shape did not correlate with subsistence pattern, possibly indicating the high plasticity of this region of the face in relation to age, disease and individual use of the dentition.
Further support for the argument that human rights law constitutes the lex specialis in relation to a humanitarian crisis caused by a NIAC may be found in the non-limitation and non-derogability of subsistence rights in such a situation.
