Sentence examples for existing poor from inspiring English sources

In Egypt, freezing contacts with Israel was viewed as formalizing the existing poor state of Arab-Israeli relations and working to address public opinion.

Otherwise, you're engaging in a form of rhetorical narcissism and ideological self-preoccupation that has no consequence on the material conditions of actually existing poor people".

Oncologists continue to search for therapies that are more effective than those currently available to improve on the existing poor treatment results.

"What we want to see is a much more balanced programme of capital funding so that existing poor school buildings get the funding and investment they need and those new schools are built, as well as whatever the government chooses to do on the free schools programme.

The IDP Rising Schools Program began as a three-year pilot that identified 105 existing poor primary schools with an enrollment of 27,000 students.

The report concluded that the existing Poor Laws undermined the prosperity of the country by interfering with the natural laws of supply and demand, that the existing means of poor relief allowed employers to force down wages, and, that poverty itself was inevitable.

Mr Hardy, again, gives in one sentence the complete case against the existing poor-law, and we may almost say, the complete case for the substitution of an insurance system on a well-considered basis.

Under existing rules, poor countries have the right to manufacture copycat versions of brand-name medicines in the event of a health emergency, by issuing what is called a compulsory license to a local manufacturer without needing the patent holder's permission.

Medical barriers included a lack of trained professionals, inaccessibility to existing facilities, poor quality of care or facility, and a lack of equipment or supplies.

There were many things found to be holding the country back, including a clan-based politics still existing and poor infrastructure, with services such as rubbish collection, water and electricity provided by expensive private companies.

These studies demonstrated that the quality of the primary health care practices existing was poor and that parents and health care workers' knowledge regarding childcare, nutrition and development was inadequate.