Examples of using Subsistence in English and their translations into Korean
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Give us this day our bread for subsistence;
Less than half of the subsistence minimum in Russia!
So while villages began asoriented towards self sufficiency, producing food for their subsistence.
Not for subsistence needs, but to sell to other people.
We acquire peccary leather from sustainable subsistence hunting.
The sustainability of subsistence hunting of peccaries in the Argentine Chaco.
In many countries, women are the main actors in home gardening and food is mainly produced for subsistence.
Please apply for a travel and subsistence scholarship up to 300 Euro/person.
The subsistence minimum in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug: definition, magnitude, characteristics.
The Hutus and Tutsis were originally hunters andgatherers, but soon adopted subsistence agricultural practices.
The effect of animals' subsistence and care work is the social reproduction of their young, their group and their species.
It arises only when the owner of the means of production and subsistence finds the free worker available.
Human beings must produce their means of subsistence but also make use of the means and instruments of production in an increasingly conscious way.
These problems are peculiar to a modern sedentary way of life and are virtually unknown in physically active subsistence societies.
Altrichter, M. 2006b. The sustainability of subsistence hunting of peccaries in the Argentine Chaco. Biological Conservation, 126: 351-362.
The Benson changes also included tax relief for millions of very low income earners whose income tax payments truly cut into subsistence spending.
Steward focused on studying different modes of subsistence as methods of energy transfer and then analyzed how they determine other aspects of culture.
On the one hand the terms πρόσωπον andpersona were admirably suited to express the otherness, or independent subsistence, of the Three.
Christ shows us that a man ensures his subsistence not by taking it from others, but by doing what is useful and necessary for others.
The system of private control of the means of publication, distribution, promotion and media production ensures that artists and all other creative workers can earn no more than their subsistence.
You just need to understand that the subsistence minimum in Russia is the average salary of a Ukrainian, which the vast majority of the population does not receive.
Total Magadan region averaged power 5thousand 566 people in the category of socially vulnerable citizens, most of whom- over 4 thousand- non-working pensioners with income below the subsistence level.
Directly blamed for starving subsistence farmers in Papua New Guinea, water hyacinth remains a major problem where effective control programs are not in place.
What he produces for himself are wages, and the silk, gold andpalace resolve themselves for him into a definite quantity of the means of subsistence, perhaps into a cotton jacket, some copper coins and a lodging in a cellar.
Since the state must necessarily provide subsistence for the criminal poor while undergoing punishment, not to do the same for the poor who have not offended is to give a premium on crime.”.
Similarly, individuals who have been working without legal status in the United States agricultural industry have been performing very important and difficult work to maintain America's food supply while earning subsistence wages.
If the labourer wants all his time to produce the necessary means of subsistence for himself and his race, he has no time left in which to work gratis for others.
The subsistence economy and the commons paradigm, which are still based on sharing resources within communities based on needs and generosity, are continually being undermined and replaced with a cash and finance economy.
The Shield cannot support intensive agriculture, although there is subsistence agriculture and small dairy farms in many of the river valleys and around the abundant lakes, particularly in the southern regions.
Made possible with a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the program grew out of a concern for Native health and food sovereignty and draws upon Yup'ik culture, which emphasizes subsistence fishing.