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• Affordable public mass transit in cities such as New York City, London and Paris allowed the poor to reach areas where they could earn a livelihood.
• The foundation provides vocational training to help the destitute to live with dignity and earn a livelihood, and partners with NGOs to support destitute children and women.
• Editors at fashion magazines earn a livelihood looking for the next hot fad, and they are convinced that there are looks teen-agers will seek for this fall.
• In cooperation with the Congested Districts Board, Morton had established a workshop in Donegal, Ireland, to employ local women who had little opportunity to earn a livelihood.
• Now growers say they would be eager to give up coca growing if they could earn a livelihood elsewhere, perhaps here in the city or even elsewhere in the country.
• In examining the validity of the exclusions contained in this section, courts weigh the employer's legitimate business interests against the ability of an employee to earn a livelihood.
• "The inability . . . to earn a livelihood resulted in an increase in the level of unemployment and number of persons living in poverty, " the group said.
• For internal peace, he advised young people to remain busy, earn a livelihood, observe self-restraint, and to remain under the guidance of an honest and truthful person.
• This is a serious encroachment on his right to earn a livelihood, and it is, I think, not to be permitted unless justified by the contract into which he has entered.
• It was unusual in the sense that it provided its pupils with a secular education parallel to their religious studies, enabling them to earn a livelihood rather than having to take up rabbinic positions.
• For example, plots concentrating on people who earn a livelihood from the sea tend to show up amid changing economic and environmental circumstances owing to forces beyond their control in both types of work.
• "Jobs were hard to get in Depression days, " he said, " so I left the rural areas and came down to the big city [ Boston ] to earn a livelihood ."
• "I think there are tens of thousands of developers like me, whose ability to earn a livelihood, feed their families, is being adversely affected by Microsoft's attitude toward Java, " he said.
• As Pantheon publicist Pamela Henstell emphasized, " The whole point of this is to insure that Mr . Rushdie has the opportunity to be an author on tour, earn a livelihood and have his life be as normal as possible ."
• "Baballah was the victim of terrifying attacks on a frequent basis over a 10-year period . . . and risked his life in frustrated attempts to earn a livelihood, " said Judge Richard Paez in the 3-0 ruling.
• President Gen . Pervez Musharraf and Prime Minister Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain issued the joint appeal in a statement given to state-run Associated Press of Pakistan, saying the two men were " economic immigrants, working abroad to earn a livelihood for their poor families ."
• Cleveland-based Cornrich said in a statement late Wednesday, " It is unfortunate that the commissioner's office issued a directive that precludes Bill Belichick from speaking to other clubs about future NFL employment, thereby denying him the ability to earn a livelihood for himself and his family.
• Seva Bharati reports that it has a total of 1404 such training projects across India, including centers that teach computers, tailoring, shorthand, stitching, sweater making, typing, carpentry, nursing, arts and handicrafts and recreational activities These training programs help the participants find jobs and earn a livelihood.