Sentence examples for basic needs of women from inspiring English sources

If black women have a disproportionately high number of abortions, it is not because of a grandiose conspiracy theory, but that the basic needs of women in our society are not being met.

We need companies, and governments, to co-operate with the workers' organisations to create a living wage that fulfils the basic needs of women and their families to ensure a life of dignity and freedom.

To view firsthand how meeting the most basic needs of women transforms communities, don't miss Christie Turlington Burns' (yes you can hate her -- she's gorgeous, smart, kind and deep) No Woman No Cry at the Tribeca Film Festival next week through the end of April.

UNICEF is urgently appealing for US$15.2 million to address the immediate basic needs of women and children affected by the conflict for the next three months.

We have already provided day to day living and hygiene kits for families, complimentary food for infants, and water supplies to meet the most basic needs of women and children," she added.

The vast majority of workers producing our clothes are women, and the living wage must embrace the basic needs of these women and their families.

Mr. Pospisil gives a clue to the strength of "A-Birding" in his passionate notes: "Ritornello seeks to rescue certain compositions from the 'serious music' category and return them to their proper place among the basic needs of men and women, as a universal language, by using small and even the smallest musical forms (the song, the dance) in their own elegance and rawness".

UNICEF's focus during an emergency is to meet the basic needs of children and women, protect their fundamental rights as well as assist in their psychological and social well being.

For the short run, UNICEF has put out an urgent appeal for funding, seeking US$15.2 million to address the basic needs of children and women affected by conflict in Mali, for the next three months.

We will soon have the ability to meet and exceed the basic needs of every man, woman, and child on the planet.

What I focus on are the next 10 to 20 years, in which I believe we are headed toward an extraordinary future where we will be able to meet the basic needs of every man, woman and child on the planet.