Sentence examples for standard voucher from inspiring English sources
Standard voucher subscription price: £4.99 per week Home delivery: £5.99 SUNDAY+ Observer paper, plus 7-day access to the daily edition for iPad and premium tier Guardian app access on iOS and Android devices.
Standard voucher subscription price: £11.99 per week Home delivery: £15.49 SIXDAY+ Monday to Saturday Guardian papers, plus 7-day access to the daily edition for iPad and premium tier Guardian app access on iOS and Android devices.
Standard voucher subscription price: £5.09 per week Home delivery: £6.09 Digital Only Digital Only 7-day access to the Guardian & Observer daily edition for iPad and premium tier Guardian app access on iOS and Android devices.
Standard voucher subscription price: £10.99 per week Home delivery: £13.99 WEEKEND+ Saturday Guardian and Observer papers, plus 7-day access to the daily edition for iPad and premium tier Guardian app access on iOS and Android devices.
Standard voucher subscription price: £6.79 per week Home delivery: £7.79 SATURDAY+ Saturday Guardian, plus 7-day access to the daily edition for iPad and premium tier Guardian app access on iOS and Android devices.
Says Vander Hoeven, "there are so many good deals out there that I'm sure people would love to give as gifts, but no one wants to get a standard voucher as a present".
Compared with women given standard vouchers, those randomized to receiving housing vouchers that could only be used to move to higher income neighborhoods had lower rates of severe obesity and hyperglycemia a decade later (34).
The Kikuchi patterns can be compared to patterns from standard and vouchered samples.
The sites will be divided into those providing standards services, voucher program only sites, voucher and D&A sites and D&A sites only.
DNA samples are not accepted in lieu of standard herbarium vouchers because morphological traits remain the backbone of traditional species identification criteria and historical comparisons.
The rhetoric of standards and vouchers has occupied center stage, polarizing public opinion and affording little room for reflection on the intangible conditions that make for good schools.
