Sentence examples for conception of poverty from inspiring English sources
Inscribed in a liberal conception of poverty, most of the investigations on PES concentrate on the question of access of the poor to PES schemes as well as to wider markets—on redistribution of benefits and on poor people's income increase.
One might think that, in a context of generalized poverty, this restraint reflects an emic conception of poverty among the populations of that region.
The similarity between Wyclif's conception of spiritual poverty as the ideal state for Christians and the Franciscan ideal is noteworthy.
The UK government has a long history of supporting the anti-hunger movement, which over the years has come to define the broader public's conception of aid and poverty in Africa and Asia.
The elimination of poverty.
And "Bridges Out of Poverty".
"Museum of poverty!" he muttered.
Tackling the causes of poverty.
Take their definition of "poverty".
Signs of poverty are everywhere.
