Sentence examples for social maintenance from inspiring English sources

Violators are often forced to pay enormous fines, euphemistically called "social maintenance fees".

In many places, the revenues earned through fines on scofflaws, known as "social maintenance fees," feed an entrenched bureaucracy.

The number has declined in recent years as local officials have more incentives to impose fines on extra births rather than prevent them altogether.The fine for having extra children is known as the "social maintenance fee".

In most communities, the family planning policy was not strictly enforced, such as in Hewan Village, many families' firstborn child was a boy, and they later gave birth to a second child after symbolically paying a "social maintenance fee".

The social maintenance fee paid by Hewan villagers was around 7000 to 10,000 yuan, much less than the amount specified by the family planning department, so many families could afford it.

He said the review would aim to "strengthen the day-to-day management of services, avoid the use of violence and prevent abuses of administrative enforcement" and placed a special emphasis on the "social maintenance fees" collected from policy violators.

Of those who were employed, most held skilled non-manual and semi-skilled manual jobs in fields such as social care, maintenance and cleaning, automobile mechanics and law reinforcement.

Parents in Shanghai pay between three and six times the city's average yearly income in what are called "social-maintenance fees" (SMF) for extra children.

It oversees services like schools, road maintenance and social care.

The site puts artists and writers among the most vulnerable of professionals, alongside other "at risk" jobs including care workers, teachers, social workers, maintenance staff and salespeople.

The most spectacular casualty of the new era of public sector frugality is social housing maintenance group Connaught.