Rearing a child calls for perseverance.

Gun collecting is a poor companion to child rearing.

Doctors are not as a rule trained in child rearing.

Livelihoods are supported by semi nomadic livestock rearing in the north and subsistence farming in the south.

It took generations to iron out all the problems of human pregnancy and child rearing outside of Terra.

Moreover, child brides are more likely to drop out of school to concentrate on domestic chores and child rearing.

AIDS is coming back. Ebola seems to be rearing its head with much too much frequency, and old diseases like cholera are becoming resistant to antibiotics.

And it is here Europe s external relations, an issue absolutely vital to the future of all EU citizens that renationalization is rearing its ugly head again.

The typical social structure seems to constitute a breeding group, with several of their previous offspring living in the group and providing significant help in rearing the young.

In this context, the problem of single parent families of women rearing their children by themselves appears as particularly severe, fully justifying the political priority attributed to it.

Within those programmes, a number of projects have been implemented for the direct benefit of children, including programmes on extensive immunization, the prevention of malnutrition and safe child rearing.

In Asia, many countries report that they have vast stretches of rangeland where the communities practise traditional stock rearing, relying more on land tenure customs than on modern law.

As University of Ottawa virologist Earl Brown put it after a Canadian outbreak of avian influenza, high intensity chicken rearing is a perfect environment for generating virulent avian flu viruses.

Psychopathology has generally been traced, at least in captivity, to adverse rearing conditions such as early separation of infants from mothers early sensory deprivation and extended periods of social isolation.

The Convention requires States parties to render appropriate assistance to parents, legal guardians and extended families in the performance of their child rearing responsibilities, inter alia by providing parenting education.

Since women are taking on more responsibilities at work and in the community, it is said that the number of women with stress from both child rearing and work is increasing.

Today, there are some 50 million nomadic herders in Sub Saharan Africa, and as many as 150 million agro pastoralists, who combine traditional nomadic animal rearing with some form of agriculture.

This approach to child rearing is not unrelated to happiness there is abundant evidence that those who are generous and kind are more content with their lives than those who are not.

Cultural rights include a group s ability to preserve its way of life, such as child rearing, continuation of language, and security of its economic base in the nation, which it is located.

There was no evidence that the gender pay gap in Ireland was caused by discriminatory pay practices, a recent study having identified child rearing as the main reason women refrained from working.

The chapter on marine culture assesses mariculture methods (marine net pen rearing, ocean ranching, extractive aquaculture and intensive shrimp farming) for their environmental consequences, and suggests best practices to guide policy making.

This is the zone where rain fed farming and livestock rearing are practised the Soudan zone which covers the south west part of the country and which accounts for 3 per cent of the territory.

Their traditional roles and responsibilities in child rearing, household management, family health welfare, food production, and support obligations to the immediate and extended families, hospitality services to visitors and involvement in community activities and development, continues today.

The Ministry of Gender Equality had been expanded and restructured, renamed the Ministry of Gender Equality and the Family, and given responsibility for family policies such as child rearing and family health in addition to gender issues.

Some will find it grotesque to become a mother at an age when most women are grandmothers, but the more significant question is what kind of care such children will have if their parents die or become incapable of rearing them.

The chief argument of those opposed to the bill is that marriage has always meant a lifelong union aimed at procreation and child rearing. This is its normative meaning the best that the human race has come up with to secure its survival.

In addition to an expanding welfare system, which since World War II had come to provide them with substantial assistance in the area of childbearing and child rearing, women had made notable legislative gains that brought them closer to full equality with men.

One of them is creating technologies to promote micro finance and micro enterprise, so that people who are living below the poverty line can find a way to move out and that they're not doing it using the same traditional basket making, poultry rearing, etc.

Panel discussion Rearing its ugly head The resurgence of torture in the twenty first century and the struggle to combat it , with the High Commissioner for Human Rights, to commemorate Human Rights Day 2005 (organized by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights)

In several parts of the world where extensive stock rearing systems are used, it is indispensable to create conditions favouring the gradual emergence of a grazing right, in a context where the absence of a specific law on the use of grazing land is a major handicap.

The new pastoral legislation introduces important innovations linked in particular to (i) the preservation of pastoral mobility, which is essential for operating extensive livestock rearing systems and (ii) the possibility for breeders to access resources of a strategic nature for the development of their production activities.

It also appears contrary to the broad thrust of the Church s teaching about marriage and the family as the appropriate context for rearing children. Dignitas Personae says that new human life should be generated through an act which expresses the reciprocal love between a man and a woman.

In 2003, the Government had adopted a gender policy approach in line with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, aimed at ensuring equal distribution of powers and influence in society, equal obligations in the rearing of children and freedom from gender based violence.

The cost of rearing turtles in captivity suggests that conservation of marine turtles in the wild is less expensive. In effect, the necessary cost to recover the critically endangered leatherback sea turtle is equal to one half the global annual revenue earned by longline fishing, the largest threat to its survival.

But there is a glaring weakness in the arguments of the bill s opponents while they hint darkly at the unintended consequences of legalizing same sex marriage, they cannot spell out exactly what these consequences would be. It is not obvious that normal marriage, procreation, or child rearing would be threatened by this add on.

2. States Parties shall ensure the rights and responsibilities of persons with disabilities, with regard to guardianship, wardship, trusteeship, adoption of children or similar institutions, where these concepts exist in national legislation in all cases the best interests of the child shall be paramount. States Parties shall render appropriate assistance to persons with disabilities in the performance of their child rearing responsibilities.