Examples of using Basic living in English and their translations into Spanish
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the provision of basic living conditions means the provision of a repeated social assistance benefit up to the amount of the subsistence minimum.
The strengthening of assistance systems of all kinds is better safeguarding the basic living conditions of the elderly urban
the National Penitentiary Administration has considerably improved the basic living conditions of prisoners.
builds institutions to prevent deterioration of basic living conditions.
All possible means are being deployed to raise funds to maintain the basic living conditions of the factory employees;
I have learned more than just basic living skills.
During that period he/she has the right to health care, basic living conditions and legal assistance arts.
been deprived of food and basic living conditions and have become refugees and displaced persons.
which do not provide the most basic living conditions.
growth prospects have sharply declined for there is a serious deterioration in basic living conditions for the majority of their population.
The right to a basic living standard is guaranteed to any person regardless of race,
Basic living has become really difficult for many of us,
Make sure that basic living conditions are met in prisons by providing food, drinking water and medical assistance(Austria);
Under the provisions of this law, basic living conditions are defined as one hot meal a day,
The basic living conditions and economic development level in disaster areas have reached
Host families agree to provide appropriate sleeping accommodations, basic living necessities, and some meals.
Punitive taxation is depriving peasants of their basic living standards and forcing them into increased poverty.
The bankruptcy means test helps you figure out how much money you have left after paying basic living expenses.
Everybody who suffers from material need is entitled to such assistance as is essential for securing his or her basic living conditions.
Everyone who suffers from material need has the right to such assistance as is necessary to ensure her a basic living standard.