| A country so steeped in manmade misfortunes, so proud of its ethos of self-support, was caught unaware when nature struck. |
| In 2004, 107,391 poor people with working ability participated in government-run self-support programmes. |
| In addition, women had set up self-support groups in communities, with the help of NGOs, to deal with maternal and child health. |
| The costs of freelancing are, in more than the literal sense, the costs of self-support. |
| The Act abolished the former condition of maintenance and replaced it with a condition of self-support. |
| The native church must not be judged too harshly for its failure in self-support. |
