A different side of Deutsche Bank is on view at Postbank, the sleepy retail unit whose branches are ubiquitous in German towns and cities and have long served the basic needs of citizens.
The charter, therefore, provides a vision: that governments ensure the basic needs of citizens are met, thereby eliminating inequality and discrimination towards the achievement of safe water, sanitation and wastewater services for everyone.
While the deal with the fund does not give Argentina any new cash, it will free up millions of dollars needed to pay for the basic needs of its citizens, expand the economy and keep hopes for recovery alive.
He also pointed to the 30 to 40 nations that can't meet the basic needs of their citizens and contain ethnic, political and religious differences among their people, and "an international political system weaker and more divided than at any time since the end of the Cold War — and arguably weaker than during the Cold War itself".
The Act constitutes the five key policy focuses of transport, namely (1) to fulfill the basic needs of the citizens, (2) and transport's roles in society and economy as well as in case of natural disaster, (3) reducing environment impacts, (4) division of roles among various transport modes and collaboration among them (multi-modal transport), and (5) safety.
Bernie Sanders Americaa would look more like Denmark, Sweden, and Norway three Scandinavian social democracies the candidate often praises for their hand-on approach to caring for the basic needs of their citizens.
Social services of general interest (SSGIs) represent a large, complex set of measures aimed at meeting the basic needs of European citizens, often focusing on the most vulnerable groups.
These achievements helped realize his vision of the United States as a Great Society, one that provides for the basic needs of all its citizens.
But, after weeks of undignified political scrapping in which Italy's politicians failed to respond to the basic needs of their increasingly indignant citizens, many Italians aren't in a fussy mood.
In recognition of this, the Alma Ata Declaration of 1978 stresses the need for various governments to put in place social guarantees that will ensure the health and other basic needs of their country's citizens.
If the government cannot turn things around in a meaningful way, the tide may turn against the government, which is in the end probably incapable of providing for the basic needs of the majority of its citizens.
