Sentence examples for moving poorer from inspiring English sources

Their welfare reforms are based on moving poorer Britons away from dependence on the state.

The paper examines the impact of Vietnam's main welfare programs on moving poor people out of poverty and protecting the non-poor from becoming poor.

David Brooks's social engineering proposal -- moving poor folks into middle-class neighborhoods -- might be an idea worth considering.

A World Bank project in China, which involved moving poor ethnic Chinese into lands that were traditionally Tibetan, was abandoned after a political furore led by a relatively small group of influential pro-Tibetan activists.

She charted the effect of a judge ruling in 1985 that Yonkers must desegregate its housing, by moving poor, mostly black residents of one set of housing projects into another in a more affluent, mostly white side of town.

But achieving effective integration through housing is more complicated than simply moving poor and wealthier people to the same development, the authors discovered as they document how the program has met challenges.

Included in "Everything Together" is the deeply moving "Poor Sailor," his 2003 story of a restless young man who sacrifices domestic bliss for adventure and heartbreaking losses.

Still, the Modi government has restrained spending, sped environmental regulatory approvals, eliminated capital and certification barriers for new businesses, streamlined distribution of welfare benefits, improved sanitation, and attempted to move poorer Indians into the financial system.

Congress should move poor families to healthy neighborhoods.

Like a pension sponsor looking to put assets with winning portfolio managers, Klein and his crew want to pick school operators (or traditional school principals) that can reliably move poor students ahead.

They've just moved poor people from being unemployed and impoverished to being employed and impoverished.