Sentence examples for deprived of basic services from inspiring English sources

There, the poor are far less likely to be deprived of basic services, whether clean water or basic schooling.

For many, still deprived of basic services such as roads, houses and hospitals, the disclosure that Sandline was to be paid $36m for its Bougainville contract confirmed their sense of betrayal by central government: according to Colonel Spicer, half the fee was paid in advance.

Because the Rohingyas are not officially considered as citizens, they are deprived of basic services such as public health, education and jobs.

However, they have few rights; their homes are routinely demolished to make way for Jewish settlements and they are deprived of basic services.

But in urban slums, like those in Moradabad, too many girls are being left behind, deprived of basic services and opportunities.

Today 3 out of 4 of the 3.8m under 18 are vulnerable, deprived of basic services and victims of violence, exploitation and abuse.

For example, in Catalonia people dwelling in housing derived from unauthorized plot divisions in the 1960s and 1970s now often find themselves deprived of basic urban services.

This deprives them of basic services, and even of the limited rights of self-governance available to other Native communities.

A lot of that stemmed from 1994, when Pete Wilson rode to reelection by loudly backing Proposition 187, a pathbreaking measure to deprive immigrants of basic services.

"When families are routinely deprived of basic healthcare they can easily lose confidence in the health sector and in services like immunization," Dr. Hipgrave says.

Although many of these children have experienced dramatic improvements in health and education services over the last few years, too many are still deprived of basic essentials, particularly girls.