| The pastoralist class disperse the great mass of peasants who traditionally worked the land under the thumb of feudal landlords. |
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| During his life he had been a runaway at fifteen, officer, whaler, overlander, hotelier and pastoralist. |
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| It's a very similar demographic pattern to what is seen in patrilocal nomadic pastoralist cultures, the folks who invented warrior classes. |
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| Internal displacements also occur occasionally due to conflicts over grazing lands between pastoralist communities. |
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| During prolonged drought, pastoral nomads and farmers usually meet along river basins where the quest of the pastoralist is water and fodder. |
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| It also offers insight into various gender dimensions of pastoralist livelihoods. |
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| Rapidly expanding desertification and the lack of access to water are threatening entire ways of life such as pastoralist or nomadic lifestyles. |
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| The Committee also notes the low quality of and lack of access to schools in remote pastoralist areas. |
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| Instead, young men in pastoralist communities tasked with caring for cattle see carrying guns as essential for the job. |
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| Some communities, including pastoralist groups, face severe survival issues, extreme poverty and food and water insecurity on a daily basis. |
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| According to Hardin's paper, the pastoralist land use strategy suffered criticisms of being unstable and a cause of environmental degradation. |
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| The privatized programs impact the livelihood of the pastoralist societies while weakening the environment. |
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| Fighting between desperate pastoralist groups has already increased. |
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| Rather than the sale of a person, this involves a contract for the hire of services concluded between the child's parents or guardians and a cattle-owning pastoralist. |
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| The relation between pastoralist and agro-pastoralist is also critical, with access to land, water and other natural resources vital for agriculture a source of tension. |
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| A second key lesson is that the pastoralist livelihood is viable when it has robust links to national and regional economic and financial systems. |
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| Once the drought ended, some could not return to the pastoralist sector because their livestock losses were too great and hence their livelihood had been destroyed. |
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| The PLI successfully and quickly addressed the root causes of vulnerability among pastoralist communities, helping to retain their livelihood by fostering financial and economic integration with the society at large. |
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| Armed violence is found most frequently in the pastoralist and cross-border areas in the North Rift, north-eastern and parts of the eastern and coastal provinces. |
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| Livestock is the backbone of the pastoralist economy. |
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| The Permanent Forum welcomes the proposal by International Fund for Agricultural Development to hold an expert workshop on the contribution to development of pastoralist cultures. |
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| In 2008, a severe drought affected the mainly pastoralist areas of Somali and Oromia Regions as well as highland areas of the country which produce crops following the belg rainy season. |
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| Eating less meat and supporting pastoralist communizes at every level is essential to combat the destructive trend of factory farms. |
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| Speaking on this occasion, Naveed Saleemi observed that there is no clear policy regarding landless mobile pastoralist. |
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| The pastoralist residents of Mkomazi, numbering over 20,000 people, are today landless and have exhausted all municipal remedies. |
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| The itinerary reminds us that no English Renaissance pastoralist served Marvell as Spenser served Milton. |
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| The Sakha displaced earlier, much smaller populations who lived on hunting and reindeer herding, introducing the pastoralist economy of Central Asia. |
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| As cattle terminology in use amongst the few modern Bantu pastoralist groups suggests, the Bantu migrants would acquire cattle from their new Cushitic neighbors. |
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| Pastoralist economies have been the base of Eurasian steppe societies for millennia. |
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| Pastoralist societies have had field armed men protect their livestock and their people and then to return into a disorganized pattern of foraging. |
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| Pastoralist strategies typify effective adaptation to the environment. |
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