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HER OUTDOORS Kelly Gibson was the only tradeswoman on the site
DIY SOS transformed centre for kids with special needs.. but we didn't do it ourselves; Presenter tells how TV team were helped by 200 local tradesmen.. and one woman
Those readers would probably have appreciated the fact that when Thornton appears a second time in chapter 9, there are no further categorization cues for him, but the more for his mother, who is presented as a strong-willed, inflexible utilitarian tradeswoman and a Dissenter, and whose harshness and pride will elicit negative dispositions in most readers.
Toward a cognitive theory of literary character: the dynamics of mental-model construction
As a result of a highly visible and partisan political lobby against one particular board, one woman's very valuable work as a tradeswoman with particular skills essential to a successful committee was lost to the organization because of her resignation over political interference.
Women's work as voluntary board members
As one tradeswoman explains, "Being the only woman on a construction site [means] having no one to relate to, not having rest-room facilities, having to speak up for myself on issues that I feel are unfair practices at work, and not having any support.
Misrepresented: women fight harassment and the union boys' club
This year's ceremonies included three new awards categories: Aboriginal leadership, tradeswoman of the year and influential community trailblazer.
Sarah Hunter, a Vale electrician, was recognized as northeastern Ontario's tradeswoman of the year.
Influential Women awards recognize successful northerners
BH Maintenance works with some of the region's largest social landlords, and also offers home maintenance services for tenants/residents, in particular women, who want to have the option of a tradeswoman to deliver the services they need.
Helping local sisters to 'do it for themselves' Andrea Rushton, business manager, BH Maintenance My Dream JobLtd
Could a woman in early modem Portugal be known as a tradeswoman in her own right despite her local scrivener?
Work and identity in early modern Portugal: what did gender have to do with it? (1)
Kimberley Wahamaa, Northern Ontario Business operations manager, said the award for tradeswoman of the year will be an opportunity to inspire young women to consider fields that have traditionally been dominated by men, but are in growing demand.
Margaret Trudeau to speak at Influential Women of Northern Ontario Awards
And in fact, she was so keen to become a born-again tradeswoman, she queued up outside the training college from 4 am just to get a place on the course.
Look: JOBS FOR THE GIRLS; Dawn Collinson meets the women who are beating the men at their own game
36) Sarah Skidmore was a well-off tradeswoman and widow, a china dealer.
Women's consumption and the industrial classes of eighteenth-century England

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