Príklady lone

• Two forces, then, are active in the conflict, where one lone figure is pitted against a phalanx.

• He found that harem males in herds had to walk farther per day to nourish themselves than did members of a lone all-male group.

• Lone parents can earn up to £15 a week before their income support is reduced.

• Lone parents have much smaller proportions of household heads in the labour market than two parent families.

• Tentative estimates suggest that the average duration of lone parenthood could be between three and five years.

• Families headed by lone parents have fewer children than two parent families, with an average 1.6 dependent children compared with 1.8.

• We can treat lone parents as poor people, needing means-tested social assistance of some sort- as we do now.

• If the extension of such benefits to new groups of lone parents took shape piecemeal, it might divide the" family lobby" rather than unite them.

• What role then do grandparents and other extended kin typically play today when one of their own children finds herself or himself a lone parent ?

• Furthermore, a lone signal may split and appear as two distinct points, or two separate signals may overlap and appear as one.

• The 425 parent respondents were overwhelmingly female and 14 per cent were lone parents.

• Part of the solution was seen to be a reduction in the number of workless households, including lone parents.

• The training needs of lone parents may, however, be assessed with some discretionary grants available.

• In both cases changing attitudes - towards lone parenthood and the needs of the disabled - have been significant together with institutional factors.

• If lone parents are equally motivated by class, ethnicity and locality as by gender then the adjective gendered is not particularly appropriate.