Seasonal 650

Women

See 3, Article 6 of the present Report.

A' 36 09.02.2004.

6230 Seasonal quotas

6330 Seasonal prohibition

95. Seasonal employment contract

Products of a highly seasonal nature

Evening, Jim. Seasonable weather.

We see the pulse and the seasonal activities that these animals are going on.

This picture is a typical seasonal grassland.

Furthermore, seasonal tariffs are common.

They've got to go hunting for seasonal rain.

They're probably having, at the very least, a catastrophic spawning season this year.

Seasonal agricultural workers and shepherds belong to a third group.

Every year, 36,000 people in the United States die of seasonal flu.

Seasonal adjustment is not applicable to annual average unemployment rates.

Nothing for these dragonflies. There is no more seasonal rain.

Okay, they lay their eggs where the seasonal rains are, the monsoon rains.

Figure in bracket refers to seasonally adjusted unemployment rate.

So the culture, the northern aboriginal culture, traditionally has been highly seasonal.

So called seasonal fishermen also live in sub standard conditions in makeshift huts near Doha.

410. Seasonal shortage of food is most of all felt in respect to fruit and fruit products (51.3 per cent), vegetables and vegetable products (38.0 per cent) and, in every fourth household, meat and poultry, meat products and fish and fish products.

Data analysis shows the seasonal change in sea level in the Northern Hemisphere is about 50 percent larger than in the southern half of the globe.

This is the monsoon season.

However, the potential for a more enduring change in terms of the division of labour in the household is circumscribed by the fact that women are only seasonally employed and revert to their traditional roles as wives and mothers in the off season.

Roundup time is no time to be away from Reata.

Is it still the season of light and the season of darkness?

Seasonal work in the exporting agricultural economies in the third world is generally done by women.

Most inhabitants lived self sufficiently, sold produce where possible, and some did seasonal work on the fields.

There is a greater seasonal variation of food availability and consumption in the dry zones of Sri Lanka.

In addition to the big international thematic festivals (Carthage cinema and theatre days ...), almost all towns and rural communities organize one or more annual cultural festivals to mark the various seasons of the year.

I do hope you are back for the harvest.

Pockets in the south west also show extremely high seasonal malnutrition at this time.

In some female headed households, men are away on temporary and seasonal migration, while continuing to maintain decision making powers.

However, certain processed fruit and vegetable products will continue to face higher tariffs and seasonal import duties.

That's not the southwest season.

it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness,

The Cancer Season

The Sugar Season

1420 High duties

In the Gambia, most maids came from other countries, on a seasonal basis, when they were not needed for rural tasks.

Winter is the coldest season in a year.

We've had particularly good luck with the roses this season.

In favour of retaining the wording of paragraph (1) it was stated that the word quot address quot was not a legal concept and could encompass even a seasonal or transitory location.