Sentence examples for domestic workload from inspiring English sources

By raising awareness and giving men equal rights to half the domestic workload, they too can be become nags.

England have had a better World Cup than France, Italy and Argentina, who had more gifted squads and whose players have a lighter domestic workload.

This means they are more vulnerable to early or forced marriage and early pregnancy, and are often left to shoulder a disproportionate share of the domestic workload.

Ceteris paribus, having young adult children at home increases the domestic workload for the parents.

Entering a union lowers their domestic well-being by substantially increasing the domestic workload.

It is negligible in Italy, where young men assume only 5% of the total domestic workload of the household, but this is twice as high for young French men (10%).

Other strategies used by mothers to alleviate tension included sharing physical symptoms with guardians in order to reduce domestic workloads, negotiating a visit to their parents' home and, in one case, challenging their guardians directly: I complained to my mother-in-law: because I have a daughter you don't show any concern towards me or my daughters.

"Sometimes children miss school due to the domestic and agricultural workload.

Sometimes children miss school due to the domestic and agriculture workload.

Expanding horizons: despite levels of domestic violence and heavy workloads, rural women are gradually increasing their participation in farmer associations.

Additional new trends indicate that there are fewer child workers combining school with work, and increased workload for children in domestic work.