Sentence examples for livelihoods workers from inspiring English sources

For Livelihoods workers in Banwen, the problem is the isolation felt by the community.

Then, Livelihoods workers used a "toolkit" that enabled Ashill to map his "life's timeline", together with structured interviews, in order to form a broader understanding of Ashill's life and the challenges he faced.

But since the credit crunch erupted in 2007, plunging two-thirds of countries into recession and costing millions of people their savings and livelihoods, workers of the world have been united in anger.

As well as offering advice on benefits, the Livelihoods workers encouraged Ashill to gain skills by helping out on projects at the centre, from doing woodwork to sell (there are wine racks and stools for sale in the corridor) to repairing solar panels to create a solar-powered cinema for locals.

"The growth in demand for gluten-free grains puts pressure on the environment and on the livelihoods of workers.

It often seems that for every positive action that improves the lives and livelihoods of workers, an opposite reaction impacts them negatively.

"Repealing or modifying the steel industry relief program will only further jeopardize the lives and livelihoods of workers in the steel industry," he said.

Starting this year, Lipton's Yellow Label tea bags carry Rainforest Alliance certification; by 2015, certification by the alliance, which aims to conserve biodiversity and provide sustainable livelihoods for workers, will be extended to all lines of Lipton tea bags sold worldwide.

Decisions on the lives and livelihoods of workers should be driven by concrete action and the desire for improved prospects for the future, rather than simply timed to accompany scheduled meetings among leaders".

"Fighting human trafficking in our trading partners helps to improve the rule of law, tackle corruption, and improve the livelihoods of workers".

The MPAA blames the illegal distribution of movies and TV shows for causing billions of dollars annually in lost revenue and damaging the livelihoods of workers who depend on the industry.