Still the straight and no-nonsense Jack, never knowingly a victim, still a champion of the underprivileged, of all that is still decent in British society.
However, a resurgence of acute rheumatic fever occurred in the mid-1980s in the United States which was not restricted to the underprivileged of the community.
For over 30 years she preached the necessity of helping the poor and underprivileged of the world, the fundamental unity of the West and the need for accommodation with the Communist powers of the East.
Concern for improving the lives of his fellow man, particularly the underserved and the underprivileged, was a hallmark of his compassionate leadership and philanthropy.
Despite substantial progress in prevention and control, emerging HIV/AIDS takes a global toll, particularly among the young, the old, and the underprivileged, "a weed" still requiring of us to "get on our hands and knees and begin clearing… away" (9 ).
By day, he crushes opponents as head of a venal corporate law firm, while by night he solves the heartache of immigrants and the underprivileged.
Manhattan College was founded in 1853, when five members of the De La Salle Christian Brothers, a Roman Catholic order dedicated to teaching the children of artisans and the underprivileged, moved their small school uptown from Canal Street to 131st Street and Broadway, in then-rural Manhattanville.
Her greatest gift was intuition and a God-given sensitivity towards the sick and underprivileged of the world.
While the young and underprivileged of Toxteth, Brixton, Moss Side and Sparkbrook have their cultural provisions scrapped, the very people responsible for the economic crisis are enjoying subsidised galleries and exhibitions in the City.
The revolt of 1979 was not of the underprivileged but of all society.
Mildred Gordon, who has died aged 92, was raised in the heart of the old East End of London with a first-hand understanding of the impact of poverty on the lives of the underprivileged and the power of politics as an instrument of change.
