Sentence examples for needs of a vulnerable from inspiring English sources

This demonstrates how decisions are often made with finance in mind, instead of the needs of a vulnerable child.

The marchers' principal grievance was over land, and their presence in the capital was a stark reminder of one of India's biggest challenges as it seeks to balance the needs of a vulnerable countryside with the demands of economic expansion.

Karen Orenstein, senior analyst, Friends of the Earth US, Washington DC, USA @KarenOrenstein @foe_us Sometimes the needs of a vulnerable community won't line up with the interests of an external invester, and public money is the only thing that will get the job done.

Case management allows us to respond to the complex needs of a vulnerable clientele through a structured approach that promotes enhanced interaction between partners.

Pediatric-Specific End-of-Life Care Quality Measures: An Unmet Need of a Vulnerable Population.

UNHCR can take a leadership role in establishment of local initiatives to address needs of such a vulnerable group as they are directly linked with local refugees community.

1 4 11–16 CM allows better response to the complex needs of a very vulnerable clientele through a structured approach that promotes enhanced interaction between partners of the health and social services system as well as with the community network.

This is vital in order to understand the health promotion needs of a population vulnerable to developing serious secondary conditions which may limit their health and full participation in life.

The challenges for a new administration will include the possibility of another drought, managing the needs of an extremely vulnerable population, coping with hit-and-run attacks by al-Shabaab and dealing with the ramifications of piracy off the country's shores.

To aid public health policy in preventing severe social exclusion (like homelessness) and promoting social inclusion (like labour market participation), we aimed to quantify (unmet) health needs of an expectedly vulnerable population on which little was known about: single male welfare recipients (SIM-welfare).

(Matthew, chapter 25) It's time for those of us who vote to make the needs of vulnerable children a clear national priority.