Примеры использования Better-off на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Better-off households own cattle, donkeys, sheep, goats
Better-off households typically harvest sufficient food from their own crops and livestock to cover
Better-off households are able to harvest 7-9 months worth of wheat, leaving only 3-4 months for market dependence.
Poor and better-off households are all reliant on crop
This has the effect of the better-off population paying a higher proportion of their salary in tax,
equipment suppliers and better-off households, who consume more of the subsidized fuel
are considered to be relatively better-off in socio-economic terms.
On the positive side, clients benefit from broader product offerings at lower cost and better-off borrowers and small enterprise owners may get access to larger loans.
Owning more livestock, the better-off are better positioned to sell additional animals without affecting future resiliency.
Their exclusion from government provision of credit reflected the capture of such programmes by better-off sections of the population,
Poor households were chosen through participative interaction and by building up a consensus with better-off households;
Better-off households own larger numbers of sheep
Improvement in social services so that the better-off pay for the services and the poorer sectors pay only nominal fees,
The better-off insured patients also are not satisfied with the health insurance benefits,
For better-off people, sharing power is frequently the most daunting challenge.
Better-off households, which were more likely to have access to time-saving infrastructure,
In fact, women from disadvantaged households are more outspoken in public forums than women from better-off households, a finding attributable to their opportunity to gain more if decisions go in their favour.
while the assessments of better-off countries, notably the developed countries, were being reduced.
not just of the better-off families.
these norms should mean that the process becomes more selective, excluding better-off households from among the beneficiaries and increasing the benefits provided for children.