Examples of using Subsistence in English and their translations into Hebrew
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where there were no means of human subsistence.
Until the 15th century the local economy was dominated by subsistence agriculture and shepherding.
Zandberg, for example, did not bother to participate in the vote over proposed legislation to increase subsistence allotments for long-term care patients.
a general wars of destruction, all subsistence means were cut off;
And as the last, unlike cars, they brought the bulk of funds for subsistence and development, bmw found itself in an unenviable position.
is a kind of subsistence filmmaking-- what they do to make a living?
is a kind of subsistence filmmaking-- what they do to make a living?
whereby the nature of man is to produce what is necessary for subsistence- not in order to profit.
It is only the most superficial view that can attribute want and starvation to pressure of population upon the ability of the land to produce subsistence.
only some of it, which reflects the subsistence expenses but not the savings.
an act of‘war on subsistence'.
The doctrine to which Malthus has given his name is that population naturally tends to increase faster than subsistence.
a general wars of destruction, all subsistence means were cut off;
a contribution to student travel and installation cost and a subsistence allowance(1 000 EUR per month) for the entire duration of the EMJMD study program.
While some national parks in Alaska permit subsistence hunting by indigenous natives and a few other National Park Service managed areas allow hunting under highly regulated circumstances, hunting in American
Then, there are the post-apocalyptic scenarios in which humanity is reduced to subsistence farming or neo-feudalism, stuck in villages ruled by religious fanatics
Such transitory subsistence as may be possessed by these abstracted forms implies only a relative independence
living by it and that they worship even error when it affords them a subsistence”.
For decades, more and more small peasants have been forced by their governments to abandon diverse, nearly self-sufficient subsistence agriculture and switch to the cultivation of monoculture cash crops.
a living by it, and that they worship even error when it affords them a subsistence.”.