Sentence examples for fundamental livelihood from inspiring English sources

It's about returning our country's resources directly to the people so we can all thrive — and no person or machine can steal our wealth or fundamental livelihood.

The capacity of these SESs to absorb disturbance and re-organise while undergoing change but still retain essentially the same function, structure and feedbacks indicates some level of resilience of the fundamental livelihood assets.

MSF operations manager Chris Lockyear said the sheer numbers of people being forced to leave their homes and livelihoods has meant that as well as meeting urgent health needs, displaced people need fundamental support such as shelter and water.

Valuable as that may be (i.e. compared to resettlement and fundamental changes of livelihood, as are being promoted by government policies that promote 'ecological migration'; Foggin 2011b; Foggin and Torrance-Foggin 2011; Foggin and Phillips forthcoming), it is still possible to have much greater levels of cooperation amongst stakeholders.

It constitutes the fundamental base of rural livelihoods.

I, along with many of my colleagues here in the European Parliament have received heartfelt letters and emails from British nationals living across the continent and EU citizens living in the UK, of all ages and backgrounds, expressing their fears on how Brexit will affect their identity, livelihoods and fundamental rights.

In the face of this threat, where is the sense of urgency; the immediate parliamentary debate, the action plan and mobilisation of effective resources both national, local and international required to defeat such a fundamental attack on the safety, livelihood and wellbeing of every potentially threatened community throughout these islands?

There appears to be an increased awareness of mines/UXO risk, however, the fundamental factor still remains one of livelihood.

I think it is one of the fundamental challenges that can help the livelihoods of millions and hopefully keep China on its path of stable and peaceful rise.

Fundamental to reconciliation, economic rehabilitation, and rural livelihood security, land and land tenure are essential components of post-conflict development.

That knowledge leads us to engage in a wide variety of projects -- in communities throughout the United States and around the world -- that help meet fundamental needs from trauma healing and conflict resolution to livelihood training and food security.