Sentence examples for form of livelihood from inspiring English sources

Pamalakaya, a locally formed fishermen's alliance, has rallied against the policy, saying it would destroy their only form of livelihood.

A number of these women are mothers and sex work is their only form of livelihood, so arrest can lead to their children being left at home alone, forced to fend for themselves for days on end.

Faced with what the historian Lawrence Langer called "choiceless choices," the chairman's nightmarish dream was to make the Jewish work force indispensable, to convert the ghetto into a form of livelihood.

Besides small-scale mining, subsistence farming is a major form of livelihood amidst logging and timber.

It was calculated in 1991 that 320,000 families or rural units depend on goat husbandry as their main form of livelihood ([INEGI, 2005]).

As in many developing countries, agro-pastoralism is the major form of livelihood for rural communities in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan.

Through the NFLC program, Chitra wants to learn more about the different forms of livelihood of the tribal and how they can be improved to sustain for longer.

This is illustrated by the presence of the base camp Mirnoe, the seasonal settlements Zaliznychne and Vasylivka, which display diverse forms of livelihood activity, and by the distinctive pattern of site distribution pattern.

The analysis explores local responses to climate shocks, food security and poverty reduction, through informal institutions, forms of livelihood diversification and collective land-use systems that allow reciprocity, flexibility and the ability to buffer shocks.

The findings of this study are significant for understanding both refugees' individual and collective agency towards cultural and economic recovery and dispossessed pastoralists' struggle to rebuild herds and livestock-based forms of livelihood.

While changes in household division of labour due to new forms of livelihood diversification are not unique to pastoralists in Laikipia (McCabe et al. 2014), these transitions warrant further inquiry.