It went on to say "Narendra Modi's fast is getting major response and the continuing indefinite fast of 100-odd people for seven days in Idinthakarai in Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu for life and livelihood which is supported by a gathering of more than 15,000 is being ignored".
And there lies the foundation of Mr. Razzano's livelihood, which he says is around a quarter-million dollars per annum -- creative financing.
"This is my livelihood, which I need to support myself and my children," she said.
He plays and sings from his heart; I hope the Parks Department will not interfere with his livelihood, which is to entertain his friends on the hill.
While Hodgkin is somewhat dismissive of this genre, arguing that they are too mythical and poetic in subject matter to garner the "feeling for life and livelihood which is the saving grace of Indian art", the works at Dulwich display a remarkable vivacity in presenting even their most religious iconography.
This city is now seriously facing with shortages of green spaces which results in lack of enough oxygen, air pollution and decrease in quality of living and lack of city livelihood which the unfavorable result of them can be seen on the soul, mind and also the body of its citizen.
This is your livelihood which is effected by your work ethic and ability to keep your clients continuously happy.
In the heavily Hasidic Borough Park section of Brooklyn, Touro College operates an institution called Machon L'Parnassah -- or preparation for a livelihood -- which instructs young men and women to use Internet-linked computers for such careers as medical billing.
"Beyond the provision of vision care - which has a direct impact on literacy and work productivity - it enables young people to gain skills and qualifications to earn a livelihood locally, which alleviates poverty and stimulates the local economy".
"What's my motivation?" is a standard laugh line satirizing the acting profession, a livelihood in which it's not always clear why one is doing what one needs to do.
In western Kenya, economic contraction and public sector retrenchment overlaid a longer-term decline in rural livelihoods, which the AIDS epidemic brought to a peak (or rather a trough) (Geissler and Prince 2010).
