Gordo calls that digital destitution – a state of disconnection from economic, social, cultural, and institutional processes that depend on broadband technology.
Researchers called on the government to monitor destitution levels annually to better understand how people in poverty slipped into extreme hardship and to examine what could be done to close the holes in the welfare safety net.
Ann never remarried, and her last seven years were lived "in destitution and holiness". Garnet called her veramente Santa ("truly a holy woman").
The destitution is such that when The Economist's correspondent called with a plastic bag holding orange juice and biscuits, Sarah responded with thanks—and asked whether she could keep the bag too.Millions of Ukrainians are in similar straits.
I'm now jobless, facing destitution and threatened with deportation from the country I've called home for nearly half my life.
At the time, he called for a comprehensive plan to create jobs, rebuild cities, improve schools and lift the poor out of destitution.
Mr Pollard called for the introduction of a minimum sum which lenders must leave in a client's accounts by law to "avoid absolute destitution".
They have called on the UK government to resolve an immigration anomaly that has left many people being denied health services, prevented from working, and facing destitution, detention and possible deportation despite having lived in the country for decades.
They called on the UK government to resolve an anomaly that has left many people being denied health services, prevented from working and facing destitution, detention and possible deportation despite having lived in the UK for decades.
While cartel figures may hand out expensive gifts, Mr. Marthen Torres is providing what he calls "social services" — free cleanses to those who have been extorted to the point of destitution.
