Príklady household

• The insurance doesn't cover you for household items.

• I do all my household accounts on computer.

• No household security devices are proof against the determined burglar.

• Britain produces 20 million tons of household waste each year.

• Disaggregation of household results by sources of income and expenditure patterns permits a fairly detailed analysis of likely changes in poverty.

• This article therefore identifies the need for further research, qualitative and quantitative, on the relationship between women's employment patterns and the dynamics of household formation.

• Thus, it is possible that the individuals discussed in this article formed single-person households for the purposes of taxation, but physically lived with other people.

• Another is that competition, even if successful in reducing tariffs, will marginally affect the households bills.

• Having only one parent might have meant a household necessity of replacing the loss/absence of one parent.

• Retirement income is reported only at the household level.

• Men, women and children in vulnerable livelihood systems negotiate different activity roles and access patterns to household capital.

• The article explores the roles of household compositional factors and socio-economic status on widowhood and remarriage.

• Men and women had different spheres of power in the household economy, which were determined by the changing roles they played in production.%!

• It should be stressed that the labour force was structured around households and not around individual labourers.

• In a good theoretical formulation, households are just a large sector of the economy.

• Just as important as the need for a sufficient income was the acquisition of the skills required to run a household.

• Men sought to endow each son with sufficient land to establish a separate household.

• In these contexts, equitable marital relations are perceived as those in which the wife performs most of the household tasks.

• It should be noted, however, that a biased picture may have been produced by the selection of household tasks included in the survey.