Sentence examples for livelihood of young from inspiring English sources

To others, it threatens the livelihood of young Croats who no longer learn Cyrillic at school and might be excluded from municipal jobs.

AI will have more influence on the lives and livelihoods of young people over the next several decades than any other factor.

The main objective of sexual and reproductive health for young people in Bunda was to improve the health and livelihoods of young people aged 10-24 years old, with the purpose of promoting responsible sexual behaviour among the people through information, education and communication activities and support for gainful employment.

With his mother already gone, the son would have to assume leadership of the family and see to the livelihood of his younger sister and his grandmother.

Or were programmes improveing the situations of the poorest people the best way to go? David Bull from Unicef said his organisation considers the lack of livelihoods for young people one of the world's most significant challenges.

But it was the current global slowdown, threatening the livelihoods of Japanese young and old, that seemed to push people past the breaking point.

Water vending plays an important role to the extent that Wutich et al. (2016) concluded that it helps in advancing the human right to water, and services a significant number of households (van Dijk 2008; Nnaji et al. 2013) besides sustaining the livelihoods of many young people (Kjellen 2000).

"Britain should help us get rid of them, not help them by taking away the livelihood of so many young people".

"It was representative of the work and the livelihood of mothers and young women who had painstakingly crafted them.

The alternate livelihood options and the trend of young people abandoning a pastoralist way of life may bring this about.

Nang Voe Phart, the head of a local NGO working to improve livelihoods in the eastern Shan capital of Kengtung, reckons that three-fifths of young people there regularly take yaba.