Sentence examples for livelihoods young from inspiring English sources

When extreme weather deprives communities of their livelihoods, young children often suffer from undernutrition, which puts them at greater risk for illness, delayed mental development and premature death.

It was meant for its own sons, who were seen as acting in history to gain their state, one that could offer livelihoods to young Palestinians like themselves.

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.

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

Limited access to these assets was a barrier to entrance to pastoral and agro-pastoral livelihoods by younger people.

The impact is being felt by the next generation in terms of lost opportunities for education and livelihood as younger brothers are cast into roles as carers.

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

In 2007/8 PEV, over 650,000 people were displaced and at least 1300 lost their lives (Human Rights Watch [HRW] 2013) alongside disruption of livelihoods for many young people (UNDP 2009).

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).

A response that focuses on expanding high quality educational opportunities will expand choices and could be a constructive pathway to the resources and livelihoods that all young people need, and that will ultimately benefit us all.

"President Ma Ying-jeou hasn't given any clear explanation of what kind of impact there will be on people and their livelihood," said a young protester out with thousands of others on 10 October for National Day.