"Some people with a little money who are still loyal to Saddam Hussein will go out and hire the impoverished, out-of-work individual who cannot feed himself or his family, hand him the cash and the weaponry and say 'Go do it,' " said Mr. Warner.
In Rwanda the health insurance (Mutuelle de Santé) ensures financial protection of individuals when accessing health care without being impoverished by out of pocket spending [ 14].
Mr. Gordon noted that it is a difficult political task to move impoverished people out of these hazardous areas that they have come to think of as their homes.
Soldiers return from Europe, litter the stage, impoverished and out of work.
A large proportion of the population is impoverished because of high out-of-pocket health-care expenditures and suffers the adverse consequences of poor quality of care.
Developments at Solihull and Southampton, which are not located in the middle of the high-tech boom, may struggle.And just as the old out-of-town malls impoverished the town centres, there is no guarantee that smart new inner-city developments like the Oracle will not just drag trade away from other parts of the town.
All of the macroeconomic time series by Maddison, Summers and Heston, and others tell the same story: the majority of Africa's population started out impoverished at the time of national independence in the 1960s and 1970s, and a majority remains impoverished till today.
WCS in partnership with the forest department has relocated 346 impoverished tribal families (out of a total of 1550) across 55 settlements in the past three years at Nagarhole.
NIAMEY, Niger, Sept. 21 - The images coming out of this impoverished, West African nation have been unrelentingly grim: hungry children with stick-thin arms and swollen bellies, mothers carrying babies hundreds of miles to look for food after a poor harvest and high prices put local staples out of reach.
