The arrival of professional Yiddish actors from Russia worked great changes, bringing Yiddish theater in London to a new level and allowing a modest professionalism, though never at much more than a poverty wage.
The finance ministers and central bank governors who oversee the World Bank said the bank should intensify its fight against AIDS because the disease is as much a problem of poverty as public health.
It is easy to write these girls off as victims of religious, cultural or traditional extremism, but early marriage is just as much a result of poverty, gender inequality, and even increased financial pressure caused by natural disasters or climate change.
The candidates from parties of the right adjusted as best they could to the political climate of this part of town, where there is a much poverty, huge ethnic diversity and an ever-growing liberal middle class which, as Abbott has remarked, sometimes seems to include the entire Guardian newsroom.
Even Canada -- which has a similar economy and distribution of wealth to the United States -- has a much lower poverty rate and does not permit the level of sheer destitution and misery found in the United States, including hunger, slums and the growing army of homeless people sleeping on park benches and in vacant buildings.
I had intended to use this conference as an opportunity to get more girls into coding, but I came away from the experience realising that we have to solve a much bigger problem with girls: a poverty of ambition.
Sprinting is pretty much a way out of poverty.
As to the idiosyncrasy of different children's data sets, this is not so much a matter of stimulus poverty as stimulus difference.
One-time Republican presidential hopeful and house speaker Paul Ryan's much-hyped poverty plan, A Better Way, has been widely criticised by liberals for completely failing to understand the nature of poverty or how to address it.
"All of these incidents of internal violence in First Nations communities are pretty much a function of the crushing poverty that our Aboriginal communities endure on a daily basis," Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, president of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, told VICE.
