Rearing a child calls for perseverance.

Participation of women in silkworm rearing

Gun collecting is a poor companion to child rearing.

Doctors are not as a rule trained in child rearing.

They're still having kids but Generation Y hasn't even started hitting child rearing age.

Muslim women studied nutrition, child rearing and guidelines on how to care for their husbands.

Reduction in fertility, for example, means smaller households and less time devoted to childbearing and rearing.

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

States Parties shall render appropriate assistance to disabled persons in the performance of their child rearing responsibilities.

(c) Achieving food security and sustainable development and management of agricultural, livestock rearing, forestry and multipurpose activities

(c) achieving food security and sustainable development and management of agricultural, livestock rearing, forestry and multipurpose activities

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.

The tensions and confrontations now rearing their heads in the occupied Palestinian territories are but sharp reminders of those pitfalls.

It involves partnership and mutual respect and is committed to the bearing and rearing of children and the guidance of adolescents.

We believe that it is equally important to prepare the pupils for the mutually satisfactory mating and the successful child rearing.

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.

The Austrian Government had also tried to make the pension scheme more equitable by providing, particularly for women who had stopped working for a certain period of time, an improved pension system that took into account the years devoted to child rearing.

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

The representative noted that although women had equal opportunity with men, they were burdened by child rearing activities traditionally considered a female responsibility.

'It is a very good height indeed!' said the Caterpillar angrily, rearing itself upright as it spoke (it was exactly three inches high).

6. Questions of child development, socialization, social control and child rearing can fall squarely within the purview of juvenile justice and delinquency prevention concerns, for it is the justice system, by virtue of default, that must ultimately deal with quot wayward quot and quot troubled quot children.

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.

However, in spite of the efforts made to strengthen family ties, the family may lose one its basic components, making it an unfit environment for child rearing.

Women could not fully advance on the labour market or in decision making unless men helped to shoulder the burden involved in child rearing and household chores.

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.

The major problem was that only a few women could attain leadership roles in their parties owing to male competition, lack of assertiveness and their additional burden of child rearing.

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.

The first approach, as illustrated by practices in Austria, Canada, Luxembourg and Switzerland, is to make up some or all of women's contributions to pension funds during periods of child rearing.

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.

A low percentage of women found employment in the agricultural sector, where women apos s involvement in household subsistence farming and poultry rearing for additional family income was not taken into account.

For immigrant women, the complexity of gender based violence is heightened by the inclusion of factors such as race, ethnicity, educational attainment, patterns of child rearing, perceptions and attitudes towards the foreign born.

In addition, the socio economic factors, which include the unevenly distributed and fast growing population, the concentrated livestock rearing activities and the poor arable farming practices, aggravate the already vulnerable landscape of Botswana.

Early _ one of the people were behaving, rearing us on evil, brainwashing us, _ from a year, _ they only treat us like we're an enemy of the state and it's never going to benefit us.