Public assistance programs definition
Public assistance programs means the programs of public assistance administered by the state department pursuant to article 2 of this title 26.
Public assistance programs means those programs involving federal funds, i.e., family investment program (FIP), food assistance program supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP), child care assistance program, and medical assistance program.
Public assistance programs means programs authorized by Titles I, IV-A, IV-B, IV-C, IV-D, IV-E, X, XIV, XVI
Examples of Public assistance programs in a sentence
Public assistance programs in this context may serve a dual purpose; increased levels of program participation by itself can be seen as assimilation (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, 1998), or participation may serve as means to assimilate refugees.
More Definitions of Public assistance programs
Public assistance programs means SNAP, TANF, medical assistance, eye treatment, and state supplemental assistance programs.
Public assistance programs means those programs involving federal funds, i.e., family investment program (FIP), food assistance program, child care assistance program, and medical assistance program. “Random sample” means a systematic (or every nth unit) sample drawn monthly for which each item in the universe has an equal probability of being selected. Sample size is determined by federal