Sentence examples for continue their livelihoods from inspiring English sources
It goes back to the 1950s when the government first removed the rights of local families to graze cattle and continue their livelihoods in the high country.
Although a part of the community managed to continue their livelihoods in fishing, the farmers were reduced to day-wage manual laborers in the new resettlement areas.
Table 2 Components of human well-being and their indicators (based on MA 2005) Components of well-being Indicators used in the case study Freedom of choice Participation vs. determining the option(s) (e.g. can herders choose to continue their livelihood).
The results from the study also demonstrated that TAP communities in Bhutan today are faced with a number of issues, from family labour shortages to policy and climate changes that increasingly constrain them from continuing their livelihood in a business-as-usual manner.
In some situations, people tended to ignore mine risks for the sake of continuing their livelihood.
Traditional herding practises and communities are lost, and herders do not have the freedom to choose whether they will continue their traditional livelihood.
Pastoralists have to make the difficult choice of destocking in order to buy crop residues and bring water for their herds, using tankers in order for them to continue their pastoral system of livelihood.
Education is also improved – because children can continue their studies later – and so are livelihoods.
Children also need safe and protected spaces to be able to play and continue their education while adults work to recover their homes and livelihoods.
"We believe that in helping people to increase their income and tackle poverty, they may become less vulnerable to the effects of conflict and will be in a better position to … continue with their livelihoods during peacetime, and to be more hopeful about the future".
This, combined with economic pressure caused by the Great Depression, which made it difficult for part-time soldiers to maintain their livelihoods while continuing their training commitments, meant that the number of volunteers fell sharply.
