Sentence examples for help deprived from inspiring English sources

Stunell told the Guardian the extra £50m to refurbish empty homes would help deprived areas.

Ofgem has fined three energy companies a total of £4.6m for failing to help deprived households cut their bills during a particularly cold winter.

If he genuinely wants to help deprived sections of society, he should look at disenfranchisement and poverty at a broader level.

We talk about all sorts of other things and tomorrow we will be here talking about unemployment, about how we can help deprived areas of our church... 7.16pm GMT Graham James, the bishop of Norwich, has been speaking to journalists about what happens next.

In September last year, Alice Barnett, a 19-year-old from Hertfordshire, and Summer Robertson, two years older and from Shrewsbury, flew to South Africa to volunteer in a township, both hugely excited at seeing the world while also getting the chance to help deprived families.

This charity is to help deprived kids across the U.S. with improved health care, education and community support.

That's why Labour's economic credibility has polled so poorly over the past five years, the weak point that may yet help deprive the party of victory.

Because as a loyal Labour supporter (but I sometimes wonder why), if I now vote Labour it may help deprive the Lib Dems [of] another seat and the opportunity to hold the balance of power".

But whatever the motivations behind the military's restrictions — to spare the families of the fallen some pain, for instance — their effect was to cast a sanitized gloss over the war in Iraq, and to help deprive the American people of a fuller knowledge of the realities of the war that their fellow citizens were fighting.

If you were great at helping deprived kids to get into work or training, then you got a grant to do it.

The project links 11 schools in the area with local businesses to raise money for the Furness Poverty Commission, which supports families in financial difficulty, and Boxes of Hope, a Cumbria-based charity that helps deprived children in eastern Europe.