In 1794 the Prussian states assumed the responsibility of providing food and lodgings for those citizens who were unable to support and fend for themselves.
Cosby responded by icily questioning her as to why she had children she seemed unable to support, and suggesting she had been sexually irresponsible to have had kids at all.
In both intervention and control groups, parents felt that the public health nurse rarely had adequate knowledge about prematurity and therefore was unable to support and calm parents.
The suicide rate has risen in Greece as people have been unable to support themselves and their families, and the EU has done little for Greece other than tell them that these measures are needed.
But many of those adult children have moved back in with mom and dad, unable to support themselves and the high cost of living.
"There are widows and women from divorce who are unable to support themselves, and there is a need for new laws to protect them, and they have not been addressed," said Nahida al-Daeni, a woman in the Iraqiya bloc.
Everyone has the right to have access to a. health care services, including reproductive health care; b. sufficient food and water; and c. social security, including, if they are unable to support themselves and their dependants, appropriate social assistance.
… I am unable to support myself and provide for my food, shelter, clothing, transportation and education".
The chronicle relates that Óláfr was unable to support himself and his followers, because of his poor land, and states that he led "a sorry life".
They want nothing to do with me and refuse to even help me financially outside the home although they certainly have the ability to do so… I am unable to support myself and provide for my food, shelter, clothing, transportation, and education".
"Everyone has the right to have access to health care services and social security, including, if they are unable to support themselves and their dependants, appropriate social assistance".
