Sentence examples for that subsistence from inspiring English sources

Some fear that subsistence hunters, although they hunt only "for the pot", pose an unacceptable risk to wildlife numbers even outside the parks.

Implying that subsistence payments for people who are out of work, sick, disabled or on low incomes are a perk is to play straight into the hands of the wrong side of the debate.

Here, you can buy a medical "sniffer rat" that can diagnose tuberculosis in Tanzania (£15), a worm composting kit for African farmers (£8), or £10 worth of prize bull semen so that subsistence farmers in Africa can have healthier cattle.

"We note that subsistence payments for food are commonly given to those who are working away from their normal workplace, whether or not they are required to work unsocial hours," it said.

Emmanuel Jean Pierre, 30, already has found that subsistence farming is not enough for him and has set up a small side business charging cellphones in the village using a solar battery he acquired in Port-au-Prince.

This finding is strengthened by the conclusion that subsistence rights are non-derogable and may not be limited during NIAC.

Italos' terminology here clearly shows the influence of the Christian Fathers, and in particular of John of Damascus, who in his Dialectica draws just this distinction between subsistences, things that subsist in something else, and things that do not subsist.

This overlooks the fact that Javanese subsistence farmers are not eager to leave their ancestral lands.

Some were aghast that their subsistence ingredients, such as ræst and puffin, were being served for foreign visitors.

That the subsistence lifestyles of indigenous peoples are less destructive to the environment than the agro-industrialised economies of non-indigenous peoples should not surprise anyone.

Thousands of children under age 5 face death from malnutrition in the coming months after a drought that devastated subsistence crops, a United Nations official said.