Sentence examples for most vulnerable shoulder from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the world's most vulnerable shoulder much of this life-and-death burden.

And Bergoglio was known for his commitment to social justice and his championing of the poor of his native Argentina in the teeth of a global economic crisis whose cost fell chiefly upon the shoulders of the most vulnerable.

The pressure is extraordinary and is shouldered by the most vulnerable and exploited in the chain: garment workers such as those in Rana Plaza sent back into a collapsing building to finish an urgent order.

Unison spokeswoman Joanne Kaye said: "This shameful decision made by Devon County Council is yet another shocking example of the devastating cuts being placed on the shoulders of the most vulnerable people in our society.

But in the difficult task of charting a way through the tough terrain of uncertainty, those elected to serve the people cannot continue to lay the burden on the shoulders of the most vulnerable.

"The burden of this unjustified and unprecedented cost will undoubtedly be shouldered by the most vulnerable members of our community -- including people living with HIV and pregnant women," HRC President Chad Griffin said in a statement.

But it mostly turned a cold shoulder to some of the most vulnerable and least sophisticated people in America.

The head, face, shoulder and knee are the most vulnerable body sites.

"Children, because they are the first victims where there is a lack of water or water pollution — because they are the most vulnerable, and also because the future of the world rests on their shoulders," Mr. Armani said, adding that although his project was targeting children, it would extend to adults.

Actions or lack thereof have consequences and those who are asked to shoulder the burden of those consequences all too often are the most vulnerable in society.

If China wants to shoulder global responsibilities, it must start by paying attention to the world's most vulnerable people.