Sentence examples for applied to the poor from inspiring English sources

Their public relations campaign has focused on a few key words, notably the "double standards" in Thai society applied to the poor compared with the rich and well-connected.

Similar types of pressure needs to be applied to the poor countries themselves.

Effective interventions may be applied to the poor medication adherence group in order to improve their health care outcomes.

Hence, when designing the cost-sharing scheme, we suggest that low rate of cost-sharing in indemnity health insurance may be applied to the poor or persons who need health care (i.e., persons who had many disease or severe disease) so that people of low socioeconomic status or those whom essentially require health care utilization are not hindered from medical access.

The same logic is now being applied to the poorest Westerners (there are 46m Americans living in poverty and almost 50m still without health-care insurance).

A Crown Court judge and Britain's most senior criminal barrister have now joined those voicing opposition to the charge, which they say is "extremely unfair" and could "trigger more crime" when applied to the poorest in society by forcing them to steal to cover the cost of the penalty.

Ernest Hemingway's celebrated deflation of Scott Fitzgerald's romantic notion that the rich are "different" somehow — "Yes, they have money" — doesn't apply to the poor.

The phrase "culture of poverty," now the property of conservatives, was invented by the anthropologist Oscar Lewis 50 years ago to apply to the poor Mexican families he studied (and made famous in "The Children of Sánchez").

Oh wait, could it be that Republican ideology only applies to the poor and the middle class?

"A lot of people are already in debt," she explains, pointing out that this doesn't just apply to the poorest members of society.

The same applies to the poorer and richer consumers within a country.