Examples of using A subsistence in English and their translations into Russian
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The establishment of a Subsistence Guarantee Fund in 2004.
The Czech Republic has set the limit of poverty as a subsistence minimum.
Each would receive a subsistence allowance and additional basic logistic support.
Agriculture, largely of a subsistence nature, is the main economic activity in St. Helena.
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Only a very few of the miners interviewed earn more than a subsistence income.
Agriculture, largely of a subsistence nature, is the main economic activity.
Community welfare is paramount in what has been traditionally a subsistence environment.
A subsistence security system, fully converting urban and rural residents, has been basically implemented.
A subsistence allowance is paid to 2,000 families on condition that they register for a re-employment.
According to media reports,88 per cent of all farms in the Territory operate on a subsistence basis.
Agriculture in my country is essentially a subsistence affair that performs poorly despite the country's enormous potential.
In such cases, supplementary benefits may be obtained from the AHV,which at least ensure a subsistence minimum.
Pursuant to article 46 of the Constitution, a Subsistence Standard Act has been drafted and is being considered by the Verkhovna Rada.
B The net or gross rate for non-local recruits consists of the net orgross salary of local recruits plus a subsistence element of $3,510.
In Slovakia the poverty line is represented by a subsistence minimum within which two levels are differentiated: the existence and the social minimum.
Therefore, in the context of this free trade, some basic standard of living should at least be maintained at a subsistence level, through the MDGs.
Rural Myanmar is not considered a subsistence economy with the majority of farmers growing crops and cereals for their own consumption.
C/ The net(or gross) rate for non-local recruits consists of the net(or gross)salary of a local recruit plus a subsistence element of $2,595.
In a subsistence agriculture, food crops and fodder are to a certain point indispensable, and compete with cash crops like cannabis for scarce land.
In 1998, coverage of the study grant was broadened toinclude also large families, which receive a subsistence benefit from the NII.
Agriculture is one of the means most frequently used by rural women as a subsistence and development activity. However, because it is viewed as an inherent part of domestic work, it tends to be unpaid.
In addition, in many African countries for example, the majority of the working population is engaged in small business, often at a subsistence level.
Amount of excessive GDP per capita-(G/N-m)that provides for childbirth and parenting(m- a subsistence level which provides a zero reproduction rate, see fig. 1.11);
Low-income farmers, particularly those producing only a subsistence level of output and with neither savings nor ready access to credit, were prevented from responding to the incentive of higher prices for their output by their inability to acquire the necessary inputs.
Much investment has been made in expanding fisheries commercially over the past decade, butmaintaining artisanal fisheries at a subsistence level remains the preferred approach.
CESCR considered that the economic recession, exacerbated by a high rate of generalized poverty and a subsistence economy, as well as social tension and political instability, had impeded the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights contained in the Covenant.
This project aims to assist 100,000 people in conflict-affected areas of north-eastern Sri Lanka by helping them to reestablish at least a subsistence level of production and basic community services.
In order to help micro, small andmedium-sized enterprises to adjust to immediate uncertainty, and graduate from a subsistence form of doing business to a growth mode characteristic of the formal sector,an enabling legal environment is thus needed.