Sentence examples for of their needy from inspiring English sources

The question is whether, as a result of causal responsibility for their existence, parents merely owe children repair of their needy condition, by fostering survival to adulthood, or whether such "procreative costs" include a richer set of parental responsibilities, such as a duty to love and to make the child "content with his condition" (Prusak 2011b, 67).

Any monies received by Miska are turned over to the VFW and used for veterans' welfare, for the well-being of their needy dependents, for a disabled veterans' relief fund and to support veterans' hospitals.

He told me that if lawmakers want to get more money in the hands of their needy constituents, rather than their greedy campaign contributors, "giving away money to an industry that is reaping record profits year after year isn't the way to do it".

Moreover, perceptions held by affected households on relief food and coping experiences may have been skewed in favour of their needy situation, a phenomenon that Maxwell and Caldwell [ 47] refer to as the learning effect: a common inaccuracy when respondents report more or less than actually happens to them in order to ensure that their household remain as a potential beneficiary.

In Port-au-Prince, doctors welcomed the news of resumed airlifts, which they called vital for some of their neediest patients.

States, however, generally have a poor record of taking care of their neediest citizens, and could not be relied on to maintain lifeline programs like food stamps if Washington just wrote them checks and stopped paying attention.

Four characters in search of an objective correlative for their needy, angry, compulsive states of feelings.

In a further transfer of money from the children of the middle classes to their needier contemporaries, Mr Brown has indicated that he will pay some sixth-formers an allowance to stay on at school by docking child benefit for 16-to-18-year-olds 16-to-18-year-olds 16-to-18-year-olds 16-to-18-year-olds 16-to-18-year-olds

Like other fine performers, he has the ability to pull his audiences out of their restless, itchy, needy selves and into a larger story, and he applies himself to the job with vigor; after more than seventy shows, he was still crying, sniffling, and sweating his way through the two-hour-plus performance.

Apparently isolated, they play shrewdly the game of international realpolitik, buying the silence of their two rising and needy neighbours, democratic India as well as authoritarian China, with oil, gas and timber.

Wilberforce was generous with his time and money, believing that those with wealth had a duty to give a significant portion of their income to the needy.