Sentence examples for on less privileged from inspiring English sources

Disasters are such a threat that they do not just cause development challenges, but also have long-lasting impacts on less privileged survivors who have very limited access to resources to recover from trauma.

These diseases continue to have devastating effects, placing enormous health and economic burdens on less privileged populations of the tropical and subtropical regions of the world.

Presented last year as a £60m project entirely funded by the private sector, it is now has a budget of £175m and requires £60m of public funding, money that could otherwise be spent on much needed crossings of less privileged parts of the Thames.

He also introduced emergency decrees imposing stricter supervision on ministries and state bodies and bringing the pensions of Parliament staff into line with those of less privileged employees in the civil service.

But I believe that he unfairly labeled Samuel A. Alito Jr. as "the kind of guy" who "would slam the trap door on less-privileged individuals seeking opportunities similar to those he enjoyed".

Mr. Gore attacked, firing the same bullet over and over: that the "wealthiest 1 percent" of Americans would get more money in tax cuts from Mr. Bush than Mr. Bush would spend on social programs for less privileged Americans.

They have a duty to on behalf of anyone else on earth less privileged who feels similarly".

C4's Cutting Edge: Bad Behaviour, focused on a less privileged problem child: seven-year-old Georgina, only offspring of Fred and Diane.

(People point rightly to the issue of immigration in the Brexit vote, but history teaches us that it is at times of economic pain that people are most prone to xenophobia, and the misguided austerity policies inflicted plenty enough economic pain on the less privileged in the UK to account for Brexit's 4percentt margin of victory).

Jamila, 12, is one of the less privileged ones.

It used to work against an absurdly inflated art market, on the one hand, wanting to empower those less privileged, on the other.