Sentence examples for able to live better from inspiring English sources
In policy terms, the Social Democrats may be able to live better with the former Communists, even in a Berlin with more than $35 billion in debts, than with the Free Democrats, who are proposing the kinds of benefit cuts likely to outrage many voters in the east.
What the Cubans want, she says, her voice growing hoarse, is for the poor to be able to live better, and for the rich to not be so rich.
Permanent workers who want to live here, and to live better as every year goes by, should be able to demand higher wages as time goes on.
"In the Balkans, in Afghanistan, in the Ivory Coast, our forces act to re-establish and maintain peace and allow suffering peoples to be able to live in better conditions," Mr. Chirac said in his New Year's speech to the armed forces.
I think it's fair to set limits on housing benefit, so that people on welfare do not end up being able to live in better areas than those doing the right thing by finding work.
But God knows how I've been from the very beginning and has just been waiting on me to figure it out for myself, to be able to live a better life, a more complete life for me.
"If chosen, I would be able to live a better life than what I have, have a lot of money, live a queen's life and travel overseas," said Fakazile Dlamini, 14, who arrived on a lorry from her village 60 km away to attend the ceremony.
"People want to live better," he said.
We want to live better than that.
If I could do that, then future champions might be able to live in a better environment -- this was the way I could become the hero.
