Sentence examples for need abroad from inspiring English sources

Developing and implementing programs and interventions for populations in need abroad or for immigrant and refugee populations at home.

It creates a political duty of people in relatively rich countries to help those in dire need abroad.

There is a great need abroad for the skills possessed by anesthesiologists.

Posed the interpretation that withdrawing overseas aid is swapping suffering in this country with suffering abroad, Wickens adds: "No, because there is a difference giving money abroad and supporting need abroad.

That being said, it does have some Warby Parker and TOM's-like philanthropy going for it: It brings the one-to-one model to education and, for every diploma that is fully-funded on CommonBond, the startup will fund the education of a student in need (abroad) for an entire year.

Cookstoves, in other words, are not a joke and not a women's issue; they're connected to the wellbeing of those in need abroad and, ultimately, to ours.

Secretary of the Treasury Paul O'Neill does not have the respect needed, abroad or at home.

Check on health insurance coverage for any medical needs abroad and whether the car insurance company or corporate credit card cover car rental insurance.

The rest, however, seem to have largely decarbonized through the process of transforming into service economies and shifting their industrial and agricultural needs abroad.

Disengaging from the world not only turns our back on humanitarian needs abroad — it also increases the risk that those crises will reach our shores.

In some countries, the education system is adapting to teach skills needed abroad: in Mexico, for example, the Monterrey Technological Institute has offered for two decades a curriculum and style of teaching designed to meet the demands of American multinationals.