Sentences with phrase «if paid meals»

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Taking a page from the we'd - make - you - pay - for - the - toilet - if - we - could ethos of Europe's budget airlines, major carriers alike having begun exploiting new revenue sources — everything from early boarding to upgraded meal offerings.

While that in itself is not a violation, according to Yahoo, if Dawkins paid for the meals, it could be a violation.

But if Victoria's Secret is truly committed to keeping its supply chain free of misery, couldn't it simply offer to pay more for cotton, so that kids like Clarisse Kambire could get at least one solid meal a day and maybe attend a bit of school?

«But if you went to a charity dinner and paid $ 1,000 per plate and the meal was valued at only $ 500, you get to deduct the difference because you actually paid more than the value you received in exchange for your «gift,»» he said.

Eating out is obviously one solution but it's not really the same as being in your own home, and, especially if you follow a «special diet», it can mean that you end up paying a lot for a fairly unexciting meal.

«Our guests are looking for a quality meal, and if it's a quality meal and quality service, they'll pay what they think is fair.

Well, as grad school students, we only go out to eat about once a month (if that), and I just can't bear the idea of wrestling and wrangling two tiny people while I'm at a restaurant trying to enjoy a meal I paid for someone else to make.

If you do not have the financial means to pay for fresh food, it is likely your diet will consist of fast food, packaged and processed foods, and frozen meals.

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Walk - ons at some schools may eat with the team, but, if the school is doing things legally, they have to pay for the meal.

It would seem at first glance that al - la - carte items or alternative offerings for paid meals could be used to offset the cost of the free / reduced program, if done carefully.

An out meal is a joke if the hours of sacrificing your life and time at work in order to pay for that meal takes longer than that meal can sustain your body.

If the price charged for paid meals, combined with the federal per - meal subsidy, covered the costs of these meals (or equaled the federal per - meal reimbursement for free meals), more funds could be put toward providing more nutritious meals, providing better compensation and professional support to food service staff, or other improvements that would benefit children.

Even if reimbursement rate increases were tied to meeting enhanced nutritional requirements, the full benefit of the additional funds would be realized only if reimbursements for free and reduced price meals were not siphoned off to keep prices low for paid meals or competitive foods.

If your child is signed up to eat in the cantine you must pay for that meal and they are served what is on the menu.

Some weeks 8am - 3 p.m. and some weeks 9am - 4 p.m. Be flexible with schedules and times Be able to fix nutritious, toddler based meals with provided food Be able to think out of the box with toddler activities and provide outside activities Clean work space area and toys from a busy day Have a reliable vehicle to travel to and from work and be punctual Nonsmoker Must not bring other children or family members to work Limit personal calls and electronic use when working Willing to take online 1 hour CPR hours paid for by provider if not already certified

If I'm paying close attention to yield when... MORE reading a recipe, I can stretch one time into the kitchen into 2 or 3 more meals.

If districts selling deep fried snacks are caught doing so in a school food audit, they will have to pay back their federal meal reimbursements for each day the violations occurred.

However... if there are a la carte offerings or off site options that the free and / or reduced students can't afford, and pretty much all the paid students forgo the full meal line, it ends up with the end result being pretty much the same thing... mainly free / reduced students taking part in the reimbursable meal line... which perpetuates the cycle because paid students probably won't want to participate...

While you were served a meal of meatloaf, mashed potatoes, peas and carrots and a canned pear half, today's children (if they have the financial means) can pay for a meal of processed «kid fare» which has to meet only the most minimal federal standards — chips, ice cream, and (particularly if they're in secondary school) items like brand - name pizza, breaded chicken sandwiches, Rice Krispie Treats and slushies.

If a particular child is NOT a recipient of a meal paid for by CACFP funding, then there are no limitations / stipulations for what a parent can provide, unless there are other state - specific regulations on meals for children.

For example, what if districts with lower property values received more federal reimbursement dollars for school meals than districts with higher property values, with the affluent districts making up the difference via a higher lunch price for paying students?

I think what would be interesting it to not see what the French are paying, but rather see each of these meals and their associated cost structures ($ / entree) if they were served by schools in the US.

If your district pays significantly lower per hour salaries, this may even out, but if the other district is paying salaries which are comparable to, or lower than, your district, your labor costs will be higher, possibly a lot higher, than theirs, to produce the kind of meals they are producinIf your district pays significantly lower per hour salaries, this may even out, but if the other district is paying salaries which are comparable to, or lower than, your district, your labor costs will be higher, possibly a lot higher, than theirs, to produce the kind of meals they are producinif the other district is paying salaries which are comparable to, or lower than, your district, your labor costs will be higher, possibly a lot higher, than theirs, to produce the kind of meals they are producing.

The actual PMC (per meal cost) includes: food, labor, benefits, all supplies (such as paper and plastic, cleaning supplies, etc), any kitchen utensils (e.g.: pots & pans), utilities if paid by food service, delivery vehicles and even indirect costs.

It's important to know these numbers, because a school or district with a substantial number of students on «paid» status may be generating a significant portion of their revenue from the paid price for meals, especially if they are charging a paid price around $ 4 or even higher.

«Ultimately what we have shown at WJA is that if the circumstances are right and the commitment is there, school food can be predominantly sourced locally; those preparing these healthy meals can be paid a fair wage with benefits; the students will indeed eat healthier, non-processed foods; and this will have direct results on academic performance and behavior.»

If you've been paying attention to the school food debate this past year, you've noticed the consistent barrage of negative claims: «Kids hate healthier school meals.»

... or if it's right that we continue to pay the vast majority of welfare benefits in cash, rather than in benefits in kind, like free school meals.

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said his auditors found that 80 out of 246 vendors served fewer meals in fiscal year 2016 than their contracts required — but were still paid as if they provided all the meals.

If tommorrow the State determined we should keep schools open 24 hours a day and provide 3 meals, snack, with reacreation and daycare then who do you think would pay for it?

A jailed criminal never has to worry about the heat being shut off in the winter, or the A / C in the summer, he gets 3 square meals, free rent, no utilities to pay, no credit card responsibilities, sunday mass of his choice, an exercise yard, cable tv, a library, free laundry, free education if they desire, cell phone (yes, cell phones, look it up) internet service, healthcare (not the best but never has any bills or denials) still gets to sleep everynight (and it's quiet) Now, how much do you (we) pay for all that?

As efficient as multitasking may be, it's not a great idea for meal or snack time, since it's extremely difficult (if not impossible) to really pay attention to more than one thing at a time.

Think of it as you would sharing a meal with a friend: if you don't pay attention to what you're eating, it's as if you're not listening to anything your friend has to say.

You, a family member, or someone you pay, simply has to spend time in the kitchen cooking fresh wholesome meals if you want any hope of staying healthy.

Back in the days of my worst gluten sensitivity, I actually carried a couple of nettle leaf tea bags in my purse always and, if I had a meal at a restaurant, even when I went out of my way to ensure it was gluten free, I would still have a cup of nettle leaf tea right after my meal just in case (just ask for a cup of hot water or even pay for «tea» that they would bring with a tea bag to open, a small cost to pay!).

If you are determined to implement an anti cellulite diet, start by paying attention to the amount of trans fats that sneak their way into your meals each day.

If you have paid Jeff Seid to give you a custom meal plan, please design a free one using my custom meal planner and compare.

Even if you are always the runner who doesn't eat before a run, it will absolutely pay off to get up a little earlier on the morning of a race, whether it's a short 5k -10 k, or a half or full marathon, and eat a carbohydrate - containing meal, your body will thank you for providing it with the proper fuel to run at its peak performance.

Additionally there are many resources for pre-made meal plans, etc — these tend to be paid services and I have some I can recommend if this type of content interests you.

However, you can also simply pay attention to your symptoms — in most cases, if you're getting heartburn after a meal (especially a protein containing meal like a steak), your HCl is probably low.

No, but that shouldn't understate the fact that you can get better results if you pay more attention to your post workout meal.

I don't believe my meal should be paid for, just because I'm a woman on a date, and so I try to keep the slate clean, so if I don't stay in contact, I haven't had something for nothing.

I know some guys like to be traditional and pay for everything on a first date, but I would much rather have a nice meal and longer, more relaxed conversation, and then just split the bill at the end if it's money that the date is worrying about.

I actually wasn't sure if we were on a date until he offered to pay for the meal.

If the woman has purchased a Groupon or deal - of - the day coupon, it?s her way of offering to pay or at least contribute the value of the coupon towards the meal.

If your date doesn't bat an eyelid when you pull out your card to pay for the meal, there's a chance that you're dating a freerider.

Expect to pay for your deal - of - the - day meal or activity if you purchased it or suggested it - asking to be reimbursed is a dating netiquette no - no.

We'll go halves if you want us to, we'll probably be thrilled if you offer to treat us, but if we offer to pay for the whole meal and you say yes, this won't impress.

Junior and secondary schools need to pay just as much attention to this issue if they're going to build on the legacy created by free infant school meals, making sure that children continue to opt for school meals — even when they have to pay for them.