Sentence examples for welfare allowance from inspiring English sources

Also, the risk of a breast cancer diagnosis was somewhat higher among women who worked (OR = 1.14, 95% CI 1.04 1.26), and lower among women who had received welfare allowance (OR = 0.87, 95% CI 0.78 0.97) (Table 2).

A design research case study on social welfare allowances has been used for the generation as well as the validation of the proposed e-government design research model.

He even proposed charging fees to many families that enroll in an early intervention program for children with autism, attention deficit disorder and other special needs, and delaying one of his signature achievements — a plan to increase monthly welfare allowances.

So the government provides monthly welfare allowances, equivalent to US $18, to approximately 98percentt of Iran's 76.8 million residents—stipends that Rohani's government can ill afford and seeks to curtail.

Additionally, housewives who are divorced or widowed are granted privileges in their tax and social welfare allowances.

Of the 798 victims who have received welfare allowances from the Association in 2001, 337 suffered from developmental retardation; 129 suffered from various disabilities; 103 from mental disorders, and 33 from epilepsy.

7 'Salaries and remuneration' expenditures are defined as including: salaries for all staff in the institution (district health office, health center, hospital; fee-for-service distributed to staff; overtime; honoraria (for projects, training, special activities, seminars, workshops); civil service allowances (e.g. food and welfare allowances).

It wants her to reopen the state budget for 2009 and sharply to raise child-welfare allowances.

But you know those super-cheap bottles of own-brand vodka you resort to when you're waiting for your welfare money/paycheck/parental allowance to come through?

*At the lower rungs, the inflation-adjusted value of welfare's housing allowance has fallen more than half since 1975.

Single parents who were not working could receive an allowance (welfare) for up to 3 years after the child was born.