Sentence examples for decent functioning from inspiring English sources
Across 36 countries in sub-Saharan Africa and southeast Asia, fewer than half of all children have access to decent, functioning toilets at school, according to Unicef.
Nobody," she declared, pointing out that the rich can only get rich thanks to the "social contract" that provides a decent, functioning society in which they can prosper.
Having brought down tyrants who had paralyzed public life and public debate for decades, the peoples of the Arab world are focusing on the internal problems of their societies: poverty, corruption, lack of freedom and opportunity and an overall failure to establish a decent, functioning Arab modernity.
"You might need some time to get to a level in which you can easily isolate organelles with decent purity and with decent function, but [kits] are banned in my lab," he says.
Meanwhile, the more efficient a country's use of collected taxes, the less tax revenue it will need to collect to provide decent infrastructure and functioning public services.
I believe our mental health and our emotional wellbeing are key to functioning as decent human beings.
Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott said that the director, Edward Zwick, "wields his camera with a heavy hand," but that "Defiance" is most interesting "as a series of arguments -- mainly between the patient Tuvia and the hot-headed Zus -- about justice, righteousness and how a decent society should function".
He's devolving the political risk of trying to keep social care functioning at a decent level".
But LaBoeuf further angered fans of creative independence when it turned out his apology was itself plagarized from Yahoo Answers, arguably the absolute worst site on the internet to visit if you need advice related to functioning as a decent human being.
Decent work matters in terms of health.
Furthermore, Alltop doesn't have a decent search function, which makes it very hard to look for sources to add unless I'm 100% certain they will be in a specific category.
