Examples of using Domestics in English and their translations into Russian
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that they work mainly as domestics, entertainers and nurses.
while tens of thousands more worked as street venders, domestics, and porters.
children who were used as domestics, and the establishment of a juvenile crime section in the National Police Department.
traditional occupations such as shop assistants, domestics and clerks.
into account the existence of a global demand for gender-specific types of workers, such as domestics, nurses and"entertainers.
religious teachers to beg, while others work as domestics or in quarries or on farms.
where its support to the Social Security Fund has allowed provision of reproductive health services to adolescent females from Nicaragua who work as domestics or in the informal sector.
approximately 17 percent of women work as domestics, an occupation characterized by precariousness,
The Domestics were originally of strikingly low court rank(mere spatharioi),
that activity sporadically or do not register as domestics, it is estimated that between 70 and 75% of domestics
recognizably deserve special attention, such as domestics, artisanal fishermen,
With a view to eliminating the lack of registration of domestic workers as a limiting factor for the enjoyment of labor rights, the recent Provisional Measure No. 284/2006 allows employers to deduct from their income tax the employer's contribution to Social Security on domestics' salaries 12% of the total.
that almost one million children continue to be exploited economically in agriculture or as domestics, the latter being often subjected to various forms of violence art. 10, para. 3.
Moreover, domestic flights are often delayed or cancelled.
Cooperation with major domestic and foreign companies;
Domestic legislation may also make provision for placing electronic information.
Borders, non-interference in domestic affairs, economic security, etc.
The domestic policy context.
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Meat of domestic swine, salted