Sentence examples for independent livelihoods from inspiring English sources

In addition, the scale of the Syrian refugee crises is demanding new approaches to hosting refugees and supporting their long-term resilience and ability to pursue independent livelihoods.

Mothers are often particularly affected by SCD through the loss of independent livelihoods and their limited options in coping with this chronic condition.

At the same time, a few residents saw a potential benefit of separation where both parents had independent livelihoods: "…and if the worst comes to the worst and the family breaks up…if this man decides to marry another wife maybe he can get one who is not a carrier, and the lady can also get a man who is not a carrier, and they start very fresh lives".

Providing the basis for an independent livelihood presupposes, in its turn, that access to the necessary resources is assured.

Those who were most secure financially were least affected by this challenge to an independent livelihood.

Overall, mothers without an independent livelihood were seen as vulnerable to harm in situations of 'not knowing' and 'knowing' about SC disease.

Still, many volunteers spend months, even years, volunteering on and off, and since few manage to convert it into an independent livelihood and still fewer into a career, their volunteering must be motivated by more than economic gain.

While cities retain enough private industry for some to make an independent living, a huge proportion of rural livelihoods are directly backed by the government.

They're scenes of the sort of frustration and humiliation that mark working life over-all but that have a particular poignancy for a struggling independent whose livelihood depends on the talent of others and their immediate, face-to-face estimation of his value to them.

Senegalese in Spain are more likely to be concentrated in economic sectors that are not linked to circulation, such as agriculture and construction, while Senegalese in Italy are more likely to be independent entrepreneurs whose livelihoods depend on circulating between Italy and Senegal for commercial purposes.

Independent businesses and livelihoods become disposable, replaced by chains, burger restaurants, cocktail bars, luxury flats and Prets.