It needs political cover for Freud so likes to pretend food banks have nothing to do with austerity and welfare reform; but it sends its impoverished customers in droves to them anyway.
But it sees Yemen, its impoverished next door neighbor, as a different matter.
In his plays Mamet relishes slang for its impoverished poetry; it helps to create the sense of energy and of absence which his work dissects.
For the nearly deforested Caribbean island nation and its impoverished population, it was a brilliant thought.
It also pledged to rebuild its impoverished northern region where skirmishes between foreign-backed government troops and militants continue.
Yemen, who has reached the status of a country that cannot feed its people, is not eligible for food, but is a noteworthy recipient of U.S. weapons, which it can freely use on its impoverished people.
Gaza remains the world's largest open-air prison, as Israel has continued to exercise control over it by land and sea and to starve its impoverished people of basic goods.
China is North Korea's main trading partner and provides extensive financial aid, but it is unlikely to use this economic weapon to punish its impoverished neighbor financially.
China discovered that an economy built on cheap exports would allow it to grow faster than it ever had and to create enough jobs to mollify its impoverished population.
But Laura remains spiritually connected to Voss's great enterprise, which is not only to traverse a prodigious interior but to enrich its impoverished spaces with its first European myth, to invest it with European meaning.
Public outrage that the government had turned away the desperate veterans empty-handed forced the federal government, for the first time in U.S. history, to acknowledge that it had a responsibility to care for the welfare of its impoverished veterans, and thus by extension, all the nation's poor and vulnerable citizens.
