Sentence examples for needy group from inspiring English sources

Each plea for more funds by another needy group that is facing cutbacks should take more air out of the talk of a legislative pay raise.

Clearly, better identification of this group of patients would enable evidence-based, resource-rich strategies to be directed toward this needy group who would be most likely to benefit.

Many governments furnish technical assistance to depressed urban or rural localities or needy groups within their borders.

Special interests resisted change, dysfunctional fragmentation impeded progress, and poor, highly needy groups dispersed in remote locations had to be reached.

He considered various needy groups before deciding to create a center where impoverished widows and divorcées, of which there are many in the kingdom, could live.

In this world, I had been under the impression that we were providing Catholic charities with federal funds mostly because this was the most cost-effective way of delivering services to needy groups.

The city has, in turn, accused the coalition of being blinded by a kind of advocate's myopia — for missing the forest of New York's budget woes and its numerous needy groups for the trees of homelessness.

No more wrangling, surely, over which services to cut and which needy groups to short-change: but sweetness, light and generosity on all sides.Not a bit of it.

Costa said GPs could try to preserve bulk billing by charging some clients to cross-subsidise needy groups like pensioners but that created an incentive to give a lower standard of care to bulk-billed patients.

While I deeply respect the Boy Scouts, the boys of summer, the boys who fought in Korea and Vietnam and other needy groups, I must take issue with the schools and social organizations who are spearheading this uncomfortable form of suburban panhandling that creates, for me at least, an atmosphere of anger, frustration and humiliation.

The unique resources and competences argument advocates that some corporate bodies, by virtue of their special human resource, special products or financial resources, were better placed than others to provide special assistance to needy groups.