Examples of using Often working in English and their translations into French
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as well as human rights organizations, often working under difficult conditions.
where they provided critical operational capacity, often working in difficult settings.
a higher proportion of domestic workers live on their own, often working for more than one employer.
local NGOs and Governments, often working in partnership.
A recent study found that most child domestic workers in such situations are girls without access to schooling and often working long hours for little pay,
international and local non-governmental organizations, often working in partnership.
voiced concerns regarding women often working in lower-wage sectors often non-unionized.
Latin America, the World Bank supported efforts to strengthen the engagement of education sectors in the HIV response, often working in coalition with UNESCO
integration of Deaf or disabled artists, often working in collaboration with non-Deaf
the garden variety, often working hand-in-hand to reap the benefits of our indolence.
up to 20 percent of the world's gem diamonds are dug up by artisanal miners, often working for poor pay in even poorer conditions.
the garden variety, often working hand-in-hand to reap the benefits of our indolence.
citizens and consumers, often working in close collaboration.
Also often working as artisans, shopkeepers or landowners,
construction projects are often working within the traditional lands of indigenous peoples which presents a perfect opportunity to work with indigenous groups.
Throughout 2016 the team assisted with 99 investigations, often working in partnership with the Nova Scotia Department of Transportation
no time clock to punch, often working at a distance of those who cooperate with me, I must admit
Thomson annually stayed in Algonquin Park from the spring until the autumn, often working as a guide while also fishing
Heaslip was responsible for everything related to livestock- from stray animals to animal cruelty cases to international cases of livestock fraud, often working with partners like the Texas Rangers and the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation.
from small volunteer led community based organizations to large multi million dollar operations often working at the national or international level.