After his contemptuous claim that "Labour plunged us into austerity" and "let down the most vulnerable", few imagine any Lib-Lab couldtion could ever include him.
Advocacy groups argue that their children are some of society's most vulnerable, with fewer legal protections and less health insurance than children of heterosexual parents.
Given the number of Syrian refugees, UNHCR says resettlement is only an option for the most vulnerable; a few hundred cases are now being considered.
After all, we are often told that the civilisation of a society is to be judged by how well it cares for its most vulnerable members and few could be more vulnerable than premature babies.
These findings are partially consistent with the notion that social support is most effective for those who are most vulnerable and/or have few coping resources.
But in the most vulnerable places, islanders have few options.
Tiny shellfish larvae are most vulnerable during the first few days of their lives, and when conditions become too corrosive, the larvae cannot survive.
WHO position statement therefore holds that LLIN should be deployed beyond the level of achieving personal protection of a few most vulnerable to full coverage of all people at risk of malaria.
As approximately 75% of the nearly 27 million births in India each year include at least one antenatal care visit (12), a national program adding an advanced stove to the package of antenatal care benefits could cover a major portion of the country's most vulnerable households within a few years.
From the findings of the evaluation six aspects can be concluded: (i) UNICEF, as the leading international children's agency with an ongoing development programme in Georgia and Russia, was quick to respond to the needs of the conflict-affected children and their families, providing supplies to the most vulnerable within the first few days of the crisis.
Children were the most vulnerable: in the 1980's, fewer than one in five deaths among children under 5 in those regions was blamed on malaria.
