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[...] invariably their own meagre savings and Government [...]

In addition, in most developing countries, women are more likely to have poorly paid, insecure jobs in the informal sector.

As a result, the meagre daily ration [...]

High costs that have neither been clearly approved nor budgeted and that have been incurred to monitor a reform rather than specific programme activities are not consistent with proper management of scarce resources, whether such resources are compulsory or voluntary contributions.

By extension of the term to comprise the extant extra-canonical literature of the sub-Apostolic age, it is made to include the "Shepherd" of Hermas, the New Testament prophet, who was believed to be the one referred to by St. Paul (Rom. xvi, 14), but whom a safer tradition makes a brother of Pope Pius I (c. 140-150); the meagre fragments of the "Expositions of the Discourses of the Lord", by Papias, who may have been a disciple of St. John (Irenaeus, Adv. Haer., V, 331-334), though more probably he received his teaching at second hand from a "presbyter" of that name (Eusebius, Hist. Eccl., III, 39); the "Letter to Diognetus", the unknown author of which affirms his discipleship with the Apostles, but his claim must be taken in the broad sense of conformity in spirit and teaching.

[...] [...] continued to earn a very low income, about [...]

[...] in readjusting meagre social budgets [...]

That is why, as I said earlier, we have begun to establish mechanisms that allow us to meticulously manage public funds to ensure that what little we have is spent in an intelligent way and so that, through transparent accounting, the people of Guinea-Bissau can have trust in their leaders and be aware of the Government’s praiseworthy efforts to meet their most urgent needs.

[...] [...] informal and other micro-income generating [...]

If calculating future costs of a loss of water catchment capacity and habitat for pollinators gives a very low monetary estimate, even small monetary gains from deforesting land may seem like an attractive choice.

The buyer of this watch who paid the modest sum of about € 700,000 may also view the sunrise and sunset.

By submitting precise and decisive recommendations to the Director-General on a number of sometimes sensitive subjects, such as the recurring problem of rental arrears which was repeatedly examined for many years without results and the revision of the rental scales for offices, conference rooms and exhibition areas to name a few examples, the Headquarters Committee is delighted to have made a modest contribution, in cooperation with the Secretariat, to opening up new perspectives with regard to safeguarding the Organization’s immovable heritage, achieving more rigorous and efficient management of the Headquarters buildings and improving the working conditions of those using Headquarters.

Of great concern have been the rise in vulnerable employment and the number of working poor, as people who lost their jobs in the formal economy have increasingly moved to the informal economy where jobs are poorly paid and offer little or no protection.

Don’t use non microwave-able product, you don’t want to mix your food with plates, do you?

[...] media, especially micro-blogs, to gather [...]

[...] think, to make a modest contribution to [...] [...]

[...] [...] afford the traditional returns on [...]

[...] [...] others, having little or nothing to [...]

During the start-up phase of entrepreneurship, it is critical for firms not to lay out all its pieces in human resources. Hiring many employees will generate high marginal costs, this is not necessary when the profits are still low in the startup phase for the company.

[...] [...] reducing the already meagre funds devoted [...]

Mismanagement and outright corruption were rife, and so it’s no surprise that, in the words of local resident Alona Mkansi: “Half the RDP houses were falling apart before you [could] even move in”.