His brother Mirzo, also a teacher, has given up his job for subsistence farming.
There is a particular concern for subsistence farmers who have been living off the land leased to foreign companies.
The money lent mostly goes directly to the universities, with only a small amount for subsistence given to the students.
Their daily rituals, their child-rearing practices, and even their folktales reinforce these values, which have an obvious utility for subsistence farmers.
This is income from almost all sources (including tax-exempt bonds, for example), reduced by income taxes and by an allowance for subsistence-level living.
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Some of the tens of thousands of hectares of land that he expropriated from multinational companies were given over to aspiring farmers for subsistence agriculture.
And many of them work for subsistence wages for the same companies that have signed up to sponsor Sandberg's Lean In campaign for executive equality.
We harvest for subsistence, we are never driven by the market.
New York will take care of its state-wide infrastructure first and mete out the pain to smaller communities that depend on state revenues for subsistence.
The empire's per capita money supply, measured as a multiple of the amount needed for subsistence, was nearly 80% as much as circulates in the U.S. today.
Shamefully, many charities even subvert their core principles so as to qualify for federal subsistence.
For many subsistence farmers there, the problem is how to replant at all, and what.
In practice it has done nothing for the subsistence farmers of the semi-arido.
Today, Produits du Sud has created an entirely new stream of income for rural Malians to supplement subsistence millet farming and pay for school fees, medical needs, and food in the lean months between harvests.
The 58-year-old peer claimed travel costs between his Oxford home and Westminster, as well as subsistence for staying in London.
"This research has consequences for understanding Maya subsistence because they would have had access to a controlled, managed resource, " Thornton said.
An estimated 80 percent of livestock here have died in the drought, a devastating loss for a society of subsistence farmers.
MEPs also receive an office allowance, a secretarial assistance allowance, an annual travel allowance of up to 4, 000 euros and 287 euros per day subsistence allowance for every day they are at the Parliament in Strasbourg, to cover hotels, taxis and food.
And the countries pursuing subsistence quotas for their indigenous groups - Russia, Denmark (on behalf of Greenland), St Vincent and the Grenadines, and above all the US - will be stalked by the spectre of 2002, when a political stand-off put the future of subsistence whaling at risk.
And that means of advancement still works for a few children of subsistence families each year.
The health and distribution of fish stocks can be mapped by monitoring commercial and subsistence fish harvests for fish numbers and sizes.
Additionally, payments you receive for education, training, or subsistence under any law administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are tax free.
The main island, Hirta, once supported Britain's most remote community, with the inhabitants surviving for centuries on the seabird population, subsistence agriculture and eating dishes such as baked puffin.
Many used to see the "culture of subsistence" as the norm for a mill town, with a few kids escaping to prosperity each generation through hard work and educational opportunity.
On Tuesday, IWC governments voted to allow the Bequians of St Vincent and the Grenadines to continue hunting whales under "aboriginal subsistence" rules, designed for peoples with an established tradition.
EIU's index measures the relative costs of doing business in 27 economies by compiling statistics relating to wages, costs for expatriate staff, air travel and subsistence, corporation taxes, perceived corruption levels, office and industrial rents, and road transport.
Africans are emerging from a subsistence economy and have a craving for consumer goods.
Members of the Commission shall serve without compensation but shall be allowed travel expenses, including per diem in lieu of subsistence, as authorized by law for persons serving intermittently in the Government service (5 U.S.C. 5701-5707).
It turned what was once a subsistence crop into a major income earner for women farmers, more than doubling average banana harvests.
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