If you are one of the millions who've gone from the dependency of welfare to the self-sufficiency of work, you know these last eight years have not been squandered.
A great wealth of literature lies just a little beyond our habitual scope because it lacks the self-sufficiency of the works we recognise without question.
The sufficiency of the fixation of works transmitted via the NII, however, where no copy or phonorecord has been made prior to the transmission, may not be so clear.
Fourthly, work experience in years as well as the quality of work experience (sufficiency) is an essential part of basic competence in intensive and critical care nursing.
The reforms at the Department of Housing and Urban Development were intended "to encourage the dignity of work and self-sufficiency" and "chart a new course for the future of public housing," the document said.
Some members of Congress have pointed to the growth in participation in SNAP as a sign of bloated government, lack of program accountability, or erosion in the American values of work and self-sufficiency.
The minister who regularly visited him in his last weeks was astonished at his lucidity and the immense power and scope of his memory, but comments more particularly,... his illness drew out the whole heart and soul and spirit of the man: his firm and undoubting faith in the Incarnation and all its results; in the full sufficiency of the Atonement; in the work of the Holy Spirit.
The Alabama Slave Code of 1852 mandated that the owner had to provide slaves of working age a sufficiency of healthy food, clothing, attention during illness, and necessities in old age.
It has taken years of work to fine-tune this self-sufficiency.
We pay them wages 15 times higher than the regional average, giving them the dignity of work and the freedom of self-sufficiency.
Predictors of job satisfaction identified by these authors include age, areas of work and expertise, professional education, location, and the sufficiency of staffing (21).
