farming populationとは 意味・読み方・使い方

After the Second World War, thatched roofs disappeared rapidly because of the decrease in population in farming areas made it difficult to jointly re-thatch roofs, introduction of regulations that complicated new buildings and the price of wood, such as Japanese cedar, temporarily increased and kaya-growing areas were converted to artificial forests.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

第二次世界大戦後は農村の過疎が進み、共同作業として行う葺き替えが困難になったこと、規制等により新たに建造することが簡便ではないこと、また、スギなどの木材価格が一時的に高騰し茅場が人工林化したことなどから急激に姿を消した。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

In the political turmoil after the assassination of Shogun Yoshinori ASHIKAGA in the Kakitsu War, the farming population lead by bashaku (shipping agents who used horses) in Omi Sakamoto in Kyoto rose up in rebellion to demand 'daihajime-no-tokusei (acts of virtuous government requested at shogun replacement)' (Tenkaichido no Tokuseirei (a debt cancellation order for all throughout the country)), which was directed by jizamurai (local samurai) and lead to an uprising by tens of thousands of people.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

六月の嘉吉の乱で将軍足利義教が殺されると政治的混乱の中「代初めの徳政」を求めて（天下一同の徳政令）京都近江坂本の馬借を中心に農民が蜂起、地侍が指導し、数万人の一揆にふくれあがった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The reasons for this, which have also caused many other time-honored customs and events to disappear, include: concern about unexpected bush fire, lack of straw caused by a decrease in the farming population, changing life style of young men who are busy as office workers, construction of dams which drive villagers out of mountainous regions, depopulation and modernization.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

このことは予期せぬ野火に至る恐れがあったり、農家の減少で藁が十分に集められない、若者がサラリーマン化して日程の都合がつかないな、ダムの建設で山間部を離れる、過疎化や近代化など多くの古来からのそれぞれの地域の慣習や行事が消えて行く事と共通するものがある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Meanwhile, there is necessity for “fundamental domestic reforms in order to strengthen the competitiveness it will need for economic partnerships of this kind.” In particular, agriculture is a field where “considering Japan's aging farming population, the difficulty farmers have in finding people to take over their farms when they are ready to retire, and the low rate of profit, there is a risk that sustainable agriculture will not be possible in the future.”例文帳に追加

その一方、「高いレベルの経済連携に必要となる競争力強化等の抜本的な国内改革」が必要であり、取り分け我が国農業は、「農業従事者の高齢化、後継者難、低収益性等を踏まえれば、将来に向けてその持続的な存続が危ぶまれる状況」にある。 - 経済産業省

On the other hand, it is necessary to “press ahead with fundamental domestic reforms in order to strengthen the competitiveness it will need for economic partnerships of this kind,” and in particular, as regards Japan’s agriculture, “considering Japan's aging farming population, the difficulty farmers have in finding people to take over their farms when they are ready to retire, and the low rate of profit, there is a risk that sustainable agriculture will not be possible in the future.”例文帳に追加

その一方、「高いレベルの経済連携に必要となる競争力強化等の抜本的な国内改革」が必要であり、とりわけ我が国の農業は、「農業従事者の高齢化、後継者難、低収益性等を踏まえれば、将来に向けてその持続的な存続が危ぶまれる状況」にある。 - 経済産業省

The labor force participation rate of women in Japan, unlike in Western European countries where the rate has risen substantially in the past 40 years, was higher than in other countries at the time of the 1920 Population Census , which put the figure at 53%, due to the high proportion of self-employment including in farming households. The rate fell until the mid-1970s owing primarily to the decline in the ratio of self-employed households after the Second World War, and then went through a period of increase due to the spread of part-time employment of full-time housewives in salaried workers' households (Fig. 3-1-2).例文帳に追加

我が国の女性の労働力率は、西欧諸国においてこの40年間に大きく上昇したのとは異なり、農家を含めた自営業の比率の高さのため1920年の国勢調査においても53％と諸外国より高く、戦後自営業世帯比率の低下を主因として1970年代半ばまで低下し、その後サラリーマン世帯の専業主婦のパート労働の普及により上昇するという変動過程を経てきた（第3-1-2図）。 - 経済産業省