Sentence examples for concerns of poor from inspiring English sources
Yet in Inyenyeri's designs, the everyday concerns of poor households are aligned with environmental imperatives, because people prefer to cook with the stoves.
In the capital she worked for the poor people's campaign, which was sponsored by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, then formed the Washington Research Project, which focused on the needs and concerns of poor people.
To compete with Islamists at a local level, they must start tackling the urgent bread-and-butter concerns of poor people.The West has rightly stayed out of Egyptian politics.
But he uses his influence and his personal wealth to advance the interests of a national party that is indifferent, at best, to the concerns of poor and working families, and unabashedly hostile to programs designed to help blacks and other ethnic minorities.
And Teachout says she will continue to argue that a matching system, in which small donations to campaigns are matched by larger contributions from the public bucket, would encourage candidates to listen to the concerns of poor and middle-class voters rather than wealthy donors and corporations.
For example, concerns of poor water quality may be unanimously agreed upon with little discussion, whereas a more controversial concern may elicit a longer discussion.
Critics of Bretton Woods have argued that its architects devoted little attention to international development issues or the concerns of poorer countries.
Few are likely to be convinced that Austen depicts Mr Knightley as a ruthless encloser of common land, "blind" to and "inconsiderate" of the concerns of poorer villagers.
The supplement was chosen to provide micronutrients at higher dosages than in the earlier study with the exception of iron (due to concerns of poorer outcome in malaria with iron [ 20]) and copper (due to theoretical concern of long-term toxicity).
Owing to the concerns of poorer outcomes in these patients if given thrombolytic therapy, and two previously unsuccessful Europe-specific thrombolysis trials, trialists agreed to exclude patients with diabetes or a history of stroke when designing the European Cooperative Acute Stroke Study III (ECASS III) (1).
Addressing a concern of poor communities on the industrial waterfront, the task force wants businesses that store toxic chemicals to place them in floodproof areas.
