Sentence examples for basic livelihoods from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, because anti-demolition protests are closely related to people' basic livelihoods, any mishandling of these cases may incur vast social influences and consequences; thus, the state tends to offer a balance in the game of clashing social forces to maintain social stability.

Rural residents in many developing countries are particularly vulnerable to climate change due to their direct dependence on climate-sensitive natural resources for basic livelihoods.

A beleaguered state, shorn of ideology, can no longer deliver essential services or basic livelihood.

In many remote parts of the country, the party functions as the government, providing services and a basic livelihood.

"People are living with freedom," he wrote, praising Beijing for improving Chinese people's "basic livelihood," allowing them to travel and study abroad.

It is less than 2% of what the central government spends on the food subsidy and rural employment programmes, not to mention the other basic livelihood and anti-poverty programmes of both central and state governments.

Conservation efforts should recognize that forest degradation and deforestation are contextually specific, determined mostly by people's efforts to maintain their basic livelihood, and therefore necessitate local-scale interventions that feed into landscape-scale policy initiatives.

Given Equatorial-Guinea's small formal economy and severe poverty, cash grants would however likely have a stronger positive impact on basic livelihood as well as micro-entrepreneurship, as they have had in other underdeveloped countries.

When people don't feel included in the most important decisions affecting their basic livelihood, they lose faith in democracy itself.

The problem is that our leaders do not have the spine to go after the rich and the powerful who are either pocketing the lion's share of the wealth in the country and/or eviscerating the basic livelihood of the rest of us (either by suppressing or cutting wages and/or forcing us to live with a corrupt health care system -- to mention just a few things).

Most of the population works in subsistent agriculture and has low income for basic livelihood.