"When millions of people - especially youths - are impoverished with no hope for the future, the risks of instability and extremism grow," he added.
Nearly 150,000 Chechens fled to Ingushetia when the war began, creating an enormous burden on a republic that itself is impoverished, with an unemployment rate of 85percentt.
Mubarak presided over a process in which the national wealth passed into a few private hands while the majority of the population was impoverished, with 40% living below the poverty line of less than $2 a day, rising rates of unemployment, and job opportunities for the young blocked.
The university has responded to concerns about crime in the area, some of which is impoverished, with new safety measures like increasing the number of campus police cars, adding vans to a program that offers late-night rides and opening a campus police substation.
Research suggests that Sri Lanka's ultramafic flora is impoverished with respect to the total number of plant species and percent proportion of endemic species.
By the 1920s, the KCA tribes were impoverished, with an unemployment rate of 60%.
His student days in Prague were impoverished; with no piano in his room, he had to make do with a keyboard drawn on his tabletop.
The vast majority of patients accessing care at all levels of the healthcare system are impoverished, with lack of adequate sanitation and malnutrition being common.
Movement might still be possible, but only after reconfiguration of the network, and is likely to be impoverished compared with the natural state.
The truth is that without the Red Sox and the Cubs shouldering their ancient burdens, without the ghosts of Leon Durham and Bill Buckner shadowing them through the ages, the mythology of baseball and the grand literary pretensions that we love to imbue it with will be impoverished.
