Sentence examples for from further hardship from inspiring English sources

The decisions they make about the level – and quality – of public expenditure are central to achieving MDGs, and protecting the poor from further hardship.

UNICEF – which also ensures the supply of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF), therapeutic milks and essential medicines to treat children suffering from severe malnutrition – is committed to preventing further hardship for malnourished and vulnerable children in Chad.

Children who are victims or witnesses to crime are especially vulnerable and need special protection, assistance and support appropriate to their age, level of maturity, and unique needs in order to prevent further hardship and trauma that may result from their participation in the criminal justice process.

The effect has been to impose further hardship on the Palestinians.

Devastating floods, inflation and mass capital flight have caused further hardship.

Imagine the domino effect of a sovereign debt downgrade forcing governments, many already beleaguered by servicing public debt, to impose further hardship on a citizenry because of some faceless unaccountable number-crunchers within a ratings agency — people who are removed from the real world that they assess.

"During this time of extreme economic stress not only on the citizens of our states, but also on state budgets, state loan interest payments that will come due in September 2011 place further hardship on states' finances and could slow economic recovery," a group of 14 governors from both parties wrote to Congressional leaders last month.

Income steadily declined, and further hardship occurred with the death of Anna Regina (1737).

For those who arrived safely there is further hardship in the overcrowded refugee centre.

Scott wrote: "He ought not to risk further hardship in his present state of health".

The Tsipras Cabinet endorsed the new plan Thursday evening, reversing its earlier insistence that pensioners be spared any further hardship.