Sentence examples for required for subsistence from inspiring English sources
It held that the market price of labour would always tend toward the minimum required for subsistence.
They hold that change in the supply of workers is the basic force that drives real wages to the minimum required for subsistence (that is, for basic needs such as food and shelter).
The size of the DP in Norway is enough to cover of subsistences expenditure, while the Russian DP is less than the level required for minimum subsistence.
The Israeli government argued that there was no humanitarian crisis in Gaza, that basic necessities were provided — using the United Nations' figure for the minimum calories required daily for subsistence — and the court generally agreed.
Programs promoting CFM are usually designed to provide the communities with the forest products they require for their subsistence (firewood, fodder, etc).
In the second section I will construct a parallel case with regard to cognition, arguing that synthetic biology as biological engineering represents no cognitive advance over what was required for domestication and the new agricultural subsistence pattern it grounds.
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.
Dispossessed pastoralists generally reconstitute herds only in the long term, which may be compared with the time required for refugees living in protracted situations to regain their subsistence strategies and cultural identity (Khalif and Oba [2013]; McCabe [1987]).
The local people, most of who are subsistence farmers and rely on fishing, do not have the skills required for the type of jobs the canal will create, Carillo added.
Separation from traditional lands and forms of subsistence (such as gardens) means services in exchange for goods or money is required for survival.
Firstly, the average number of dependents in the family is four and the number of earning member is one, which is relatively high and requires more resources for subsistence.
