Übersetzung für 'breadwinners' von Englisch nach Deutsch

breadwinners

Geldverdiener {pl}

• The Monmouth uprising caused Somerset to be deprived of a generation of breadwinners they desperately needed to replace them and the Huguenots were welcomed with open arms.
• Inspired by the success of the Fox Sisters, Buck began advertising Tennessee and Victoria as mediums around 1852. The girls soon became the family's main breadwinners.
• Most of the area's breadwinners were skilled artisans and tradesmen.
• There was a recent period in Addu history when the status quo changed for a while, when a more matriarchal society developed and women became the breadwinners.
• Many families provide better nutrition for boys in the interest of maximizing future productivity given that boys are generally seen as breadwinners.

• He would later be rehabilitated for lack of evidence, but Pyotr and Pavel were forced to become the family's breadwinners.
• Between the 1871 and 1891 censuses, female breadwinners had increased from 52,243 to 114,804.
• Ihsan Ghani, National Coordinator, National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) in Islamabad to put forward the grievances of the Hazara women who are facing social, economic and administrative challenges as the male breadwinners of their households have been killed.
• In 2013, Erickson was criticized by Elle Reeve in "The Atlantic" for saying in an interview on Fox Business Network that males dominate females in the "natural world" and it was only "science" for men to be the breadwinners for their families.
• Women-led businesses provide economic empowerment especially in cultural contexts where women are not the main breadwinners.

• Facilities were improved, and the Camp provided accommodation to breadwinners and their families if the breadwinner worked in the Benalla district and could not find private accommodation.
• The general level of education is very low. 35.5% of breadwinners are functionally illiterate and 45.3% had grade 3 education.
• According to ILO, child labour in Zambia is a coping strategy for the children and families when adult breadwinners die, fall ill, or when families are simply unable to make ends meet.
• The Tax Policy Center sees the current "marriage bonus" for sole breadwinners in the United States tax system as a chief tax expenditure of the Bush tax cuts and a key contributor to the Federal debt.
• is seen troubled with himself, arguing his guilt towards announcing the death of ten men (he refers to them as breadwinners) in his private chamber circled with books and typical red shade of the court with a centrally placed judge's chair.

• Charles Krauthammer has said there should be a two-tiered system where breadwinners have a higher minimum wage.
• Firstly, the immediate implementation of the new Health & Safety Act – specifically the five basic rights – and secondly, for the first time ever, the stakeholders took care of the dependents after the death of breadwinners.