Sentence examples for status of unemployed from inspiring English sources

Given the changes from CGE model, I assign them the status of unemployed and their wage is set to zero.

Jacques Attali — a top aide to the late president Franois Mitterrand — sneered during a 1996 television interview: "I think the status of unemployed French people is often a great deal more enviable than the status of certain American workers".

However, few studies were conducted to describe the health status of unemployed population in China.

However, health status of unemployed population was ignored and few studies were conducted to describe the depressive symptoms of unemployed individuals in China.

Our data had some important shortcomings, namely we missed the information on the use of parental leave for Italy and we were not able to differentiate between the status of an unemployed and a housewife among the Italian women.

The psychosocial effects 29 from the status of being unemployed may be more pronounced in non-urban settings, while a (neo materialist aspect of the effects 30 not being able to afford goods and services may be more applicable to urban settings, though they are not entirely separate effects.

Lower levels of education of participants were found to be significantly associated with the response of not having heard of HIV/AIDS (P < 0.01) as was an occupation status of being an unemployed man/housewife (P = 0.002).

Due to lack of recall by some children of their parents' occupations or the unemployed status of parents, we lacked occupational information on some respondents.

Second, we differentiated between the status of a housewife, an unemployed and being on a parental leave in the models for the transitions to first and second birth.

The predisposing characteristics investigated here were age and marital status (married or other), employment status (employed or unemployed), status of education completed (high or low), language preferred for reading (English or both Arabic and English or Arabic and other languages), living conditions (uncrowded, crowded housing).

It was hypothesized that the following woman's status related factors would be associated with the increased risk of violence: ethnicity, low education level of woman, unemployed status of woman, lack of communication ability, women's accepting attitude on 'men are justified to beat their wives' and woman's autonomy.