Sentence examples for subsistence benefit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump and his budget director, Mick Mulvaney, the architect of the plan, have sought to redefine as welfare subsistence benefit programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, and housing aid.

This means that although their herds can recover more quickly (such as in increased birth and/or lactation rates) than their compatriots back in the home patch, they lose the subsistence benefit that the poor herders theoretically gain who do not move.

For example, rich families reported distributing cash to families asking for paran instead of livestock; this shift disadvantages poor herders who gain a temporary cash benefit but not a long-term subsistence benefit from a gift of a lactating animal, as they would have in the past.

Subsistence Benefit from the Babassu Palm (Orbignya martiana)", Economic Botany, 1985, 39, 2, 113-129.

The former private, Joshua Priest, was also ordered to pay nearly $30,000 in restitution for fraudulently obtained housing and subsistence benefits.

I managed better financially on subsistence benefits than I had done for months on a nurse's wage with huge childcare bills and monthly outgoings.

The move could result in the loss of subsistence benefits for as many as four million poor, single adults over the next few years, experts say.

It is preventing Wilmington, N.C., from buying a new fire truck, preventing the most vulnerable in dozens of states from receiving subsistence benefits, and may soon engulf the economy if the standoff in Washington does not end.

And this spring, Trump signed an executive order declaring his intention to force people who receive food assistance, Medicaid and low-income housing subsidies to adhere to strict work requirements or lose their critical subsistence benefits.

That is, citizens of Member States are provided a wide range of rights, from free movement to employment concessions, from minimum subsistence benefits to a host of civil protections.

In the six chapters that comprise Free Movement of Persons Within the European Community Cross-Borderr Access to Public Benefits, Van Der Mei describes the eligibility requirements for obtaining subsistence benefits, public health care, and public education.