Sentence examples for need for a decent from inspiring English sources

Instead, they talk about the need for a decent capitalism without any yardsticks to measure what that would look like.

Millions have left school over the past decade without even the basics they need for a decent job.

It was during preparations for this festival that city officials began hearing about the need for a decent cricket field.

Considered the answer to the Flyers' chronic need for a decent goalie when signed a huge contract last summer, Bryzgalov slumped to an.895 save percentage through January.

"One of the worst forms of neglect is failing to give children the education they need for a decent life," he said.

Planning is about balancing the need for a decent environment with business's need to grow, and the south-east of England is one of the richest and most densely-populated areas of the world.

Faced with hard economic times, many Japanese are unwilling to shell out the $50 needed for a decent seat.

He thinks that even the high density of base stations needed for a decent wireless network would cost only half as much as cabling a place up from scratch.

One notable result has been the United Nations Development Programme's conceptualization of human development, which includes the capacity of people to lead long and healthy lives, acquire knowledge, and have access to the resources needed for a decent standard of living.

The most striking new policy in his speech to the party's annual conference in Liverpool was the proposal for a national living wage with the amount set by a review body "at the level needed for a decent life".

"It stimulates awareness of what is spent – and debt is an issue – and triggers a conversation in the community about what's needed for a decent standard of living and for businesses to survive".