Sentence examples for labour farm from inspiring English sources
Agricultural law concentrates on legal issues of both theoretical and practical significance to agriculture such as land tenure, land tenancy, farm labour, farm management, and taxation.
The Concord of the 1840s, where, in Thoreau's perception, men "lead lives of quiet desperation", slave-drivers of themselves with "no time to be any thing but a machine", was by our lights a bucolic world, the steam engine being the technological ultimate and the main labour farm labour.
However, preparing the puddled fields still requires large amounts of water, together with higher costs from labour, farm animals or machines than the preparation of dry fields.
Evidences in literature suggest that a key motivation leading to off-farm labour supply among farm households in both the developed and the developing country has been the desire to have a diversified sources of income and manage risk (Chang and Mishra ([2008]).
It provided fertile land, which the Dutch used imported Chinese labour to farm.
Even though the labour of farm workers makes an important contribution to the national economy, they remain 'invisible' and the problems that affect them are only partially addressed.
On the other hand, many beneficiary households expand their economic activities, which may lead to more demand for child labour in farm activities or increased engagement in household chores.
Some of these investments have involved the loss of jobs, as labour intensive farming is replaced by mechanised farming or some degree of loss of tenure rights.
Other sources of income included: operating a school, farming, selling vegetables, selling charcoal, shop owner, casual labour, livestock farming, formal employment, begging, commercial sex work, and other.
Another form of peonage exists when prisoners sentenced to hard labour are farmed out to either private or governmental labour camps.
He intends to recreate his success by courting, largely, young Muslim voters to try to oust Labour's Farming minister, Jim Fitzpatrick, who voted for the war in Iraq.
