Sentence examples for dwellers- from inspiring English sources

But while rural dwellers in particular chafe at restrictions and heavy-handed enforcement – which has included forced abortions – many in cities are used to the policy and seem largely indifferent, or like the idea of increasing their families but worry about the financial impact.

A clear policy of subsidising land for the poorest would reduce the ability of municipal authorities to blackmail slum dwellers' politically and financially.

At the start of the organic revolution, as the government gave unused city land to anyone who wanted to cultivate it, many first-generation city dwellers remembered their country childhood.

Poor urban dwellers have to deal with high levels of pollutants, toxicity and traffic-related injuries.

Shack/Slum Dwellers International (SDI) focuses on giving voice to those living in informal settlements, linking up urban poor communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America.

"Slum-dwellers face a double burden: they face the crisis, and if they talk about it, they face evictions," said Sheela Patel, a social worker who has helped the city's shack and slum dwellers access suitable housing and infrastructure for two decades.

Sassuolo do still find themselves joint-last in the table, moving level with Sampdoria after their previous fellow basement-dwellers, Catania, got their first win of the campaign at home to Chievo.

The number of slum-dwellers reached 863 million in 2014 – an increase of more than 200m since 1990.

Slum-dwellers don't get a say in the urban planning process either.

It's also big on "rent control" and other mechanisms for shaping its PRS, which 60% of German households use - particularly city-dwellers.

No one is likely to suffer the ill effects of this heat more than the 7.25 million slum-dwellers who've made Mumbai their home, and who comprise well over half the city's population.