Примеры использования The breadwinners на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Families of prison inmates who were the breadwinners for their dependants.
They reflected the pattern of economic restructuring butalso a widely accepted preference to keep men in jobs as the breadwinners.
During the war, this breed became literally the breadwinners of families left without men.
For instance, in parts of rural Africa, it is the custom for girls to marry at avery early age and, in most cases, they become the breadwinners of the family.
Thus, many women became the breadwinners of their families after their husbands were martyred or arrested.
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A few attended peace talks and, all through the war, many were the breadwinners in the family.
This inevitably leads a large group of women to be the breadwinners of their families and to endeavour to reconcile economic, family and personal responsibilities.
Preference was given to the education of sons,who were expected to become the breadwinners of the extended family.
Unlike malaria, which usually affected infant children,HIV/AIDS struck down the breadwinners, the very persons who worked in industry and agriculture. That was causing great difficulties for the economic development of the LDCs, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.
This has provided them with a source of income, which was much needed,particularly as some of them are the breadwinners for their families.
In Armenia, the line dividing gender roles is neither fine norsubtle- social rules have it that men are the breadwinners and women stay at home caring for the children.
Data seem to confirm the attitude of Italian people to maintain stereotyped roles for parents: mothers seem to be still considered major responsible for family care,whereas fathers continue to be considered as the breadwinners.
It is concerned that, in the State party,while men are traditionally considered as the legal heads of the household and as the breadwinners, women are considered only as a wife, daughter, sister or niece.
Of great concern to Project Five-O is the impact of these figures on family life andthe development of communities where women are the mainstay, the carers and, increasingly, the breadwinners.
Their contribution has been essential to national economies as well as to their families,where women have been the breadwinners, often quite superior to men.
It was proving difficult to change the mentality that sustained gender role stereotypes,despite recent surveys showing that an increasing number of women were the breadwinners of their families.
Of great concern to Project Five-O is the impact of these figures on family life and the development of communities wherewomen are the mainstay, the carers and increasingly, the breadwinners of families.
Turning to employment, she quoted national statistics from the report and pointed out that women tended to leave paid employment in their mid-twenties, returning in their thirties or early forties,which showed that Malta remained a society where the breadwinners were mainly men while the women cared for their young families.
As Hansen was the breadwinner she was held to be in the right.
He's been the breadwinner since he was sixteen.
So, um, Liselle was the breadwinner?
Generally the husband is supposed to be the breadwinner and the head of the family.
Grief was specially evident since Lazarus was the breadwinner of the family.
Families, where the breadwinner is a widow or divorced woman.
It's no joke when the breadwinner goes mad.
This year(1997), 1,360 children who have lost the breadwinner have been granted allowances.
And the breadwinner.