Sentence examples for back to the poor from inspiring English sources

"Regulating the international trade will give the chance to feed money back to the poor local communities," he added.

This leaves the microbes increasingly resistant to the most powerful drugs of Western medicine, allowing them to transmit the enhanced diseases back to the poor.

This goes back to the Poor Law when it was feared that the free provision of services would encourage pauperism and discourage thrift.

While Broadway, museums and zoos were beginning to show signs of recovery, Ms. Nicholas said that they have again slipped back to the poor attendance levels seen after the attack.

When Jesse and the gang follow Frank's notion of giving money they've taken from banks back to the poor farmers, they become heroes, and a true menace to Rains.

They stole from other villains and, if a man was starting a club and making a living, they went in and took it off him – and they never gave it back to the poor.

Indeed, they echo conservative views about welfare going all the way back to the English Poor Laws of the 17th century, which categorized poor people according to their deservingness of help.

Now, with roughly one in twelve working-age Britons out of a job, he's cutting the value of unemployment benefits — a move that harkens back to the infamous Poor Law of 1834, which was designed to stigmatize paupers and vagrants.

In courting what Southerners bluntly call the redneck vote, Dr. Dean was trying to cross a divide that many Democrats would love to see bridged: bringing back to the party poor, rural whites who have spent the last few decades voting Republican.

In contrast, my paper explored how Castro's revolutionary government kicked out said crony capitalists and mafiosos and instead nationalized land and industries to re-distribute back to the urban poor and the rural campesinos.

("My parents came from poor people who came from poor people who came from poor people, all the way back to the very first poor people. Adam and Eve covered their privates with fig leaves; the first Indians covered their privates with their tiny hands").