Sentence examples for access to basic needs such as from inspiring English sources
Global Justice Now activists expressed concern about the impact of the hostile environment policy which denies some migrants access to basic needs such as housing, employment and healthcare.
Americans' access to basic needs such as food and shelter, fell to a three year low last month, according to Gallup.
The U.S. median annual wage fell in 2010 for the second year in a row to $26,364 and Americans' access to basic needs such as food, shelter and health care dropped to recession lows in October, according to Gallup.
Unequal access to basic needs such as jobs, schools, and housing, perceptions of unequal recognition, and other manifestations of inequality fuel resentment, humiliation, and a sense of exclusion, all common triggers for violence.
The fact is that when school is out, many children lose access to educational opportunities, as well as access to basic needs such as healthy meals and adequate adult supervision.
A boycott of the country would most directly affect job opportunities of Haitian migrant workers and Dominican citizens -- as has been well documented, the government and foreign investors invest in tourism while the majority of the population lacks access to basic needs such as water and electricity.
Projects are typically community-driven and cross-disciplinary, and they focus on finding simple solutions to basic needs (such as close access to clean water; adequate heat, shelter, and sanitation; and reliable pathways to markets).
At the same time, the unplanned origin of these neighborhoods often illegal or semilegal offers some answers to basic needs such as housing and basic provisions, but does not allow the public interventions that guarantee equally basic services such as electricity, water or transport, nor they provide a good access to urban opportunities such as services and jobs.
The practices, the ODIHR said, "were reportedly designed to break detainees' will, cause stress and make them cooperate with and wholly dependent on their interrogators who had total control over their level of isolation, access to comfort items and basic needs such as access to food, drinkable water, sunlight or fresh air".
Around 90 million people are still dependent on solid fuels--mainly biomass and kerosene--to cover basic needs such as heating and cooking, which limits their access to lighting and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.
