Examples of using A livelihood in English and their translations into Swedish
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We established you in the earth and made for you a livelihood but little is it that you give thanks.
Second, we need to ensure that young people are encouraged to go into farming as a livelihood.
otherwise you risk not having a livelihood at all.
I provide a livelihood for men that society has deemed worthless.
Appeal- Civil service- Officials- Family allowances- Dependent child allowance- Child suffering from an infirmity preventing her from earning a livelihood- Refusal to extend payment of the allowance.
nurture the environment that provides shelter and a livelihood for their family.
They are two seemingly ordinary Swedish Lapland locals who wanted to stay close to their roots and to create a livelihood in their home village.
This has made jibbing both a lifestyle and a livelihood for the boy from Vikersund.
We demand that the state be charged first with providing the opportunity for a livelihood and way of life for the citizens.
The resettlement of refugees has been proving necessary in cases where the receiving third countries are unable to provide them with safety and a livelihood so that they can settle there.
As you know, employment is not merely a livelihood; it is the basis of human dignity.
Jeremy would earn a livelihood, and Mr. Woodbine was only too happy, I'm sure, to accommodate one of his most valued clients.
Most recruits were young men from the lowest social classes who could not find a livelihood on the civilian labour market.
Do you happen to know all of the circumstances which led them to resort to such methods of obtaining a livelihood?
Real Purpose of life, as apart from the lower purposes of earning a livelihood, rearing a family, and so forth.
he is caught up in the work of earning a livelihood.
it now provides them with a livelihood.
the Museum has virtually lost a livelihood.
it can also be a livelihood for commoners.
to be there for those travelling by boat and to gain a livelihood from the good fishing opportunities.