Sentence examples for enjoy poverty from inspiring English sources

"Do the poor enjoy poverty?

Martens says the project dates back to 2008, when the IHA initiated a research project, developed by KASK School of Arts in Ghent, that resulted in the film Episode III: Enjoy Poverty, which explored systemic economic inequality created by the Western art world.

This is not an argument that the poor should enjoy their poverty and instead of seeking income should socialize, pray, and volunteer.

I mean – if she really didn't enjoy living in poverty – why didn't she just leave in May?" At least we know why Ed Miliband ruled out any deals between Labour and the SNP: he knew that realistically he'd have been doing deals with the Tories.

To the editors of The Arizona Daily Star, "so devoted to promoting mass immigration from Mexico," he suggested moving the editorial offices to South Nogales, in Mexico, "where you can enjoy today the poverty, misery, squalor and gross injustice which will be the fate of America tomorrow".

The capability approach offers a justice-related perspective also on development; Sen ([13], p. 3) defines development as 'a process of expanding the real freedoms that people enjoy' and conceptualises poverty as 'capability deprivation' and freedom as both constitutive of and instrumental to 'development'development

For example, our schools are crumbling, especially in our urban areas, but millions of children will continue to be denied a strong public education to help them escape poverty and enjoy the American dream of a better life.

Even more importantly, it would improve the quality of life of some of the world's poorest people, allowing them to rise out of poverty and enjoy things most of us take for granted.

Early pioneers took vows of poverty, enjoyed sex but only within monogamous relationships, and thought cannabis a sacrament (while prohibiting hard drugs).

Most of the moderate poor rose to the vulnerable class, and a few (6 %) made it to the middle class (Table 3).13 In contrast, 73%% of those that were initially extreme poor were still poor after a decade, although many enjoyed less severe poverty and another quarter rose to the vulnerable class.

When women enjoy equal rights and opportunities, poverty, hunger and poor health decline and economic growth rises.