Praying that you will be able to secure the necessities of life.
There is little traffic on the streets, save to secure some necessities.
Having already endured the country's biggest earthquake since records began and a devastating tsunami, they are finding it harder to secure basic necessities.
More than ever, Cairo needs consensus-building in order to shake off the economic and political paralysis it has suffered during the 18-month-long transition, and move quickly to meet the salient expectations of those who took part in the Jan . 25revolt, and the majority that struggles to secure basic necessities like food and health care.
The wartime economy has fueled corruption on an unprecedented scale, compounding the daily challenge of lining up for long hours to secure basic necessities with the indignity of having to pay multiple bribes to layers of officialdom, according to Damascus residents.
Three out of four slum dwellers reported having paid a bribe to secure basic necessities such as kerosene or medical care, while 35% of respondents claimed to have been denied services because they were unable to procure the requisite kickback.
As both Syria and Iraq plunged into conflicts that have left hundreds of thousands dead and millions without homes, employment or any certainty about their future, Zenobia's story is now barely resonant as civilians struggle to secure basic necessities.
The unprecedented crisis in the Central African Republic is devastating the economy and people's ability to secure basic necessities, two United Nations food agencies said in an assessment report this week.
On Curley's reading, Descartes secures the necessity of eternal truths by arguing that God willed them to be necessary, and hence it can be said that it is false that they could have been otherwise.
People worked harder to secure the bare necessities, and more of that effort took them into – and left them at the mercies of – food and labour markets.
