DOSTIE

Acronym	Definition
DOSTIE	Department of State for Trade, Industry and Employment (Gambia)

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The study argued that child labor in Ethiopia is over - poweringly executed for the child's own household (Cockburn and Dostie, 2007).

The Effects of Household Wealth on Children Educational Activities: A Case Study of Cholistan (Pakistan)

Dostie also announced that the federal government had developed several routes to remove the waste to the repository or to an interim site once one is approved and identified.

Twenty Years Later, Nuclear Waste still at Maine Yankee

The idea, according to Dostie, is to train workers as fast as possible, without taking too much time away from work so company production is not disrupted.

Redefining white-collar jobs in America

Nanobiotix SA (EPA: NANO) has appointed Alain Dostie, a senior pharmaceutical industry executive, as its chief operating officer (COO), the nanomedicine specialist company announced on Tuesday.

Nanobiotix appoints Alain Dostie as chief operating officer

Ce qui correspond a un consensus social a ete naturalise et les normes sont <<tellement bien integrees qu'elles apparaissent naturelles et innees>> (Dostie 1988:67).

L'interiorisation des normes: une analyse discursive des pratiques depilatoires des femmes a montreal (note de recherche)

(Bellorin et al., 2005; Dionne & Dostie, 2007; Espinosa; Love, Hensing, Holmgren, & Toren, 2013; Mesa & Kaempffer, 2004; Saldarriaga F & Martinez L, 2007) La contingencia mas frecuente aportante de incapacidades que fue Enfermedad General con sus tres sistemas mas comprometidos (Respiratorio, Digestivo y Osteomuscular), tiene igualmente similitud con lo hallado en otros reportes.

Caracteristicas y tendencia de la poblacion I ausentista por causa medica en una institucion I de educacion superior, Bogota, 2011-2013

She finished 208 points behind Peyton Dostie of Southern Maine while moving to 11th on the NCAA Division 3 national list.

Moore, Ginn spark Crusaders

Esta vantagem relativa das regioes mais desenvolvidas, usualmente associada a economias de escala (Ciccone & Hall, 1996) e de aglomeracao (Ottaviano & Thisse, 2004), pressupoe e reforca uma melhor dotacao em capital humano (Rauch, 1993; Brunello & Comi, 2004) e conhecimento (Glaeser, 1999), tendendo a refletir-se em todos os escaloes etarios da forca de trabalho (Dostie, 2011; Van Ours & Stoeldraijer, 2011).

Envelhecimento, emprego e remuneracoes nas regioes portuguesas: uma analise shift-share

In some cases children supply non-market work to adults at the expense of their schooling (Amin, Quayes, & Rives, 2006; Assaad, Levison, & Zibani, 2010; Cockburn & Dostie, 2007).

The earning power of mothers and children's time allocation in Lao PDR

She then joined the law firm of Robert Dostie and associates until her retirement.

"We don't hire a woman here": Claire L'Heureux-Dube and the career prospects for early female law graduates from Laval University

However, in India Dostie & Jayaraman (2006) found that school enrollment generally increases with parental education and wealth.

Determinantes de progresos educativos en Yaroslavl, Rusia

It caught the development of the new left party, Quebec Solidaire (QS), from its nucleus in earlier formations in the late 1990s, and ensured its experience could inform other "structured movements against capitalism" by giving space to Pierre Dostie's "Quebec Communique." Publishing six times a year, this was a tin-can telephone, but it has meant that CD and its universe of readers and contributors have been plugged into the revival of Quebec radicalism in the 2000s, be it in QS or in the peace and student movements, but also in magazines like A babord and Nouveaux Cahiers du socialisme.