Sentence examples for devoted to poverty from inspiring English sources
Obama hasn't made a single speech devoted to poverty as president, and if you visit barackobama.com these days, you would be hard-pressed to find any reference to the subject whatsoever.
The welfare they create in the form of jobs, products and innovation dwarfs anything firms are likely to do explicitly in the name of CSR.In 2004-05 Oxfan, agencyncy devoted to poverty relief, and Unilever, an Anglo-Dutch consumer-goods company, jointly conducted a detailed study of the economic impact of Unilever's operations in Indonesia.
Likewise, (Bossuyt and Kubicek, 2015: p. 178) note that the budget of the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights for Central Asia is relatively scarce and within the framework of the Development Cooperation Instrument, 60 90% of aid is devoted to poverty reduction, economic reforms and good governance.
Oddly, though, for all his rhetorical skills, Obama hasn't made a single speech devoted to poverty since he moved into the White House.
I've been a District resident and civil rights lawyer for 30 years, with much of my career devoted to poverty, disability and discrimination issues.
Attali's NGO is devoted to fighting poverty through small initiatives.
The Catholic Campaign, an arm of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that is devoted to reducing poverty, has stopped financing groups that run astray of Catholic positions.
In 2006 he founded Realizing the Dream, an organisation devoted to tackling poverty, one of the "triple evils" identified by Dr King before his murder.
But in February, the group was informed by a representative from the Diocese of Pueblo that its financing from the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, an arm of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops devoted to ending poverty, was in danger.
Has his own Washington-based charity devoted to reducing global poverty: One.
Most of it will be in the form of tax cuts, with only 17% devoted to infrastructure and poverty relief.
