Sentence examples for needy no from inspiring English sources

"Here's a population that's deep in poverty, that's doing what we're asking them to do, and because we have a federal law that is completely arbitrary and says from this day on, we will not help you -- as far as the federal government is concerned, they are no longer needy, no longer worthy," Ms. Ericson said.

Then another person came along and said "needy" was no good.

In much of his work,, he employs the Christopher Wheeldon approach to the male-female pas de deux: the couple seldom separate more than a yard, if at all, and the suggestion is that they are mutually needy, with no life apart from each other.

He seems needy, creates no value for the girl to stay interested," Sehrawat's quasi-assistant Rahul* told me.

(All the while, of course, this same tale provides for-profits with a cover: they are offering a public service to a marginalized and needy population no one else will touch).

Do not avert your eyes from the needy, give no one occasion to curse you; for if someone curses you in distress, his Maker will give ear to the imprecation.

Some of Baucus' other "greatest hits" include voting against importing prescription drugs from Canada; voting for the Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline; voting for a cut to food stamps to the needy; voting no on the FCC regulating the internet and broadband industry; and voting against disclosure of financial transactions of Executive Branch employees.

47, 48 Despite the substantial commitment of resources from the local Mexican government and others to promote and guarantee the access to drugs to the elderly and needy population, no ongoing information exists on the degree to which the Mexican elderly population is using the broad range of medications available, including prescription and over-the-counter drugs.

Most of our participating institutions appear to have provided less generous gift aid packages to Non-Submitters (both needy and no-need) than to their Submitters.

"People were so needy, there was no one who did not join," recalled Ajnishahe Halimi, a politician who campaigned to have a radical Albanian imam expelled after families complained of abuse.

It is unclear if the Empire Zones issue will become entangled in negotiations over proposals left out of the budget, including $1.1 billion for needy New Yorkers, and no one in Albany seemed willing to talk of compromises.