An 81 year old itinerant farmer.

Pitang holding a placard which reads I am a child labourer .

One would think you're still the wife of a common labourer!

In the Ottoman times, there were itinerant storytellers called meddah.

(c) Itinerant work, save with special authorization by the Labour Inspectorate

Itinerant magistrates and judges still run circuit courts throughout the country.

Itinerant agriculture and forest fires concur for the destruction and reduction of biodiversity.

This is Richard Muthama Peter, and he is an itinerant street photographer in Kibera.

He didn't want you to know you were the son of an itinerant actor.

The streets are full of itinerant traders selling trinkets and people bustling from place to place.

He was allegedly killed by an Arab labourer who had hit him on the head with an iron bar.

Children at other settlements receive regular visits from itinerant teachers radio instruction for isolated students is also provided.

The Pontifical Council of the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People of the Holy See, which for many years has worked to promote the well being of migrants and itinerant peoples, recently addressed specific forms of violence directed at women migrants.

Surgeons still had a bit of a PR problem, because the landscape was dominated by the itinerant barber surgeon.

Then, as the first labourer struggled to his feet, he was kicked sideways by a blow that might have felled an ox.

For the scripture saith, Thou shalt not muzzle the ox that treadeth out the corn. And, The labourer is worthy of his reward.

With an influx of itinerant labour into these remote and largely lawless regions, the potential for conflict over concessions is growing.

And in the same house remain, eating and drinking such things as they give for the labourer is worthy of his hire. Go not from house to house.

At the end of 1991, basic rates of weekly wages in the public sector were as follows semi skilled labourer, 139.12 craftsman mate, 142.93 and craftsman, between 166.41 and 175.17.

For example, in June 2005 the Pontifical Council for Migrants and Itinerant People had organized an international meeting of pastoral care for the liberation of street women.

As a clarification, she explained that quot itinerant experts quot were high level consultants who were available on request and that nationals carried out project or programme implementation.

92. In 1994, 149 pupils attended the Falkland Islands Community School 147, the Stanley Infant and Junior School and 11 the four settlement schools 27 were served by radio lessons and itinerant teachers.

126. The victim, a day labourer aged 20 living in the Department of Ahuachapán, was abducted on 4 February at the Costa Azul (Acajutla) beach by soldiers on active duty in Military Detachment No. 5 (DM 5).

The second labourer came round in a circle, stared, and conceiving that Hall had tumbled over of his own accord, turned to resume the pursuit, only to be tripped by the ankle just as Huxter had been.

But some of the itinerant Jews, exorcists, took on themselves to invoke over those who had the evil spirits the name of the Lord Jesus, saying, We adjure you by Jesus whom Paul preaches.

On 24 July 1994, the Tel Aviv District Court sentenced a Border Policeman, Sgt. Haim Hugi, to one year apos s imprisonment and a two year suspended sentence after he was convicted of beating an Arab labourer in April, together with two colleagues.

quot One Arab labourer in Israel was coming back from his work in the area of Beit Jibrin. His name is Riad Suleima, 33 years of age. While he was coming back from work, an Israeli settler took a shot at him.

On March 12, 2002, the Tribunal administratif du Québec (TAQ) handed down a decision that provided for last resort financial assistance to homeless and itinerant people, who were previously inadmissible (C.R. c. Québec (Ministre de la Solidarité sociale), T.A.G. 737 (T.A.G.

Although he welcomed the information on the establishment of Legal Desks and the itinerant court system, it seemed unlikely that such measures could be sufficient to remotely address the scale of the problems facing Brazil in providing access to legal remedies.

The Advisory Committee recalls that, in its report A 58 759 Add. 7 (para. 19), it was not convinced that sufficient justification was given for the proposed conversion of 14 casual labourer positions outsourced to an individual contractor into 14 general temporary assistance posts.

From this celebration several whole communities were sent on mission, along with itinerant catechists, mission families, and the Missio Ad Gentes (a newer form of mission that sends three to five families to a particular area at the request of the bishop).

It has been estimated that, from 1990 to 2001 alone, such weapons resulted in the deaths of more than 4 million innocent people, mostly women and children, and caused massive population displacements, condemning people to live in itinerant poverty, in grave violation of international humanitarian law.