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My own wife, who cannot find the Lord's favor.
There are now fivemillion young people under the age of 25 who cannot find a job.
I am sadwhen I see that there are people out of work, who cannot find work and do not have the dignity to bring home their daily bread.
Those who cannot find a place for themselves due to a coma of minor problems, it is recommended to switch attention to something grandiose.
In the majority of cases these are educated women, who cannot find work appropriate to their qualifications.
Who cannot find the answer as to why they are not feeling well or do not have enough energy to tackle their daily tasks.
Often, our greatest mythologies are about men who cannot find their place in the world, so they change the world to conform to them.
We want to talk about the lack of job security and poor pay faced by workers;about the young people and women who cannot find work; about the 23 million unemployed.
Cult novel, the story about a young man who cannot find work and is literally dying of hunger, is an arhemodel that are thretening today.
Meanwhile, the European Progress Microfinance Facilitywill provide support for young entrepreneurs who cannot find alternative funding to set up businesses.
This cult novel, a story about an intelligent young man who cannot find a job and is literally dying from starvation, is an archetypal example of fears still threatening us today.
This concerns not only low-skilled young people having left school too early, but more and more university graduates who cannot find a first job.
A young man who cannot find himself a suitable partner feels the same spiritual emptiness as an elderly person who has lost loved ones or who cannot find a common language with the young generation.
A father and above all a mother can well understand the absurd anguish that engulfs a parent who cannot find a child and does not know where to look for him or her.
Loneliness can feel young man or woman who cannot find a suitable partner, or an elderly person who has lost friends and relatives and not able to find a common language with the younger generation.
Compulsory(forced) labour as a legal category was also introduced,meaning that the cash benefits recipients who cannot find a job must work for humanitarian or charity organizations.
There is the question of disaffection amongst the young who cannot find work, for whom it becomes more difficult, and of course the problems that many people will face when their private or occupational pension schemes are not able to pay out in the way that they thought they would.
All of this is particularly significantwhen we consider that seeking healthcare abroad could be of most benefit to patients who are on long waiting lists, or who cannot find specialist care.
Elderly women, women with disabled children, disabled women,women who cannot find work: they have my support and that of my fellow Members who voted for this report, so that in future, we will not see the expression'feminisation of poverty' continue to crop up in the media and in European statistics.
They are still allowing youth unemployment, which is reaching rates double those of overall unemployment andwhich affects many young people with higher education who cannot find work, and even less so work that has anything to do with their education.
As long as our oldpeople have to finance our young people who cannot find work and are increasingly few in number, there will only be two possible roads left open to us: let other, non-European, people drive our growth or surrender ourselves to the flywheel of international finance, which can make our capital productive.
As I meet, or lend an ear to those who are sick, to the migrants who face terrible hardships in search of a brighter future, to prison inmates who carry a hell of pain inside their hearts, and to those,many of them young, who cannot find a job, I often find myself wondering:“Why them and not me?”.
At first, the pope's subject matter seemed familiar:“As I meet, or lend an ear to those who are sick, to the migrants who face terrible hardships in search of a brighter future, to prison inmates who carry a hell of pain inside their hearts, and to those,many of them young, who cannot find a job, I often find myself wondering:‘Why them and not me?'”.
These are women who can't find a man.
Its like someone who can't find love.
Like cannibals who can't find a missionary.
The kind who can't find your zipper.
The player who can't find a game to satisfy him.
Heaven help the ones who can't find love.".
This one's about a sad mother lion who can't find her cubs.