Sentence examples for help the deprived from inspiring English sources

I decided to help the deprived and forgotten.

Maybe the Premiership could help the deprived folks of Los Angeles by staging a Manchester United-Liverpool match there.

In the last five years we have done more to assure equality to our Negro citizens, and to help the deprived both white and black, than in the hundred years before that time.

Mr Chirac has been France's president since May 1995, surely long enough for him and his various governments to do more to help the "deprived suburbs".

We have created a Poor Patients Fund (PPF) in our hospital to help the economically deprived patients.

The Olympic Park has also stimulated major commercial investment at Rhodes and helped regenerate the deprived suburb of Auburn.

Unicef, whose core mission is helping the most deprived and vulnerable children, decided to challenge that assumption by examining statistical data from 26 countries.

Since the 28-year-old started seeing Chorley five years ago at Hill Top surgery, in Fitton Hill, Oldham – as part of a groundbreaking scheme aimed at helping the most deprived families – she has stopped abusing drugs and alcohol, is securely rehoused, her ex-partner is in prison, her children attend school and she manages her finances with only occasional support.

The charity said that while it had temporarily suspended its operations across the country it remained "fully committed to helping the most deprived children of Afghanistan".

Aimed at helping the sleep deprived get some restful shut-eye, his piece is an electronic sleep mask called Napz for the wearer it not only helps with a good night's rest but helped induce a state of lucid dreams, too, a type of of sleep where you're able to control the actions in your dreams.

There is a limit to what courts will do to help those deprived of rights, he says, because judges have a natural "reluctance" to rule "against the government on an issue of national security during wartime".