Sentence examples for on the underprivileged from inspiring English sources

It's a sheer perversion of speech to describe the society I live in as one that inflicts violence on the underprivileged.

Like Washington Park, it is on the underprivileged south side of the city, which could use a boost of investment, yet it is not anywhere near parkland.Another option for the city is the plan mooted by the University of Illinois.

Guy Standing, author of The Precariat: The New Dangerous Class, Katharine Quarmby (Scapegoat: Why We Are Failing Disabled People) and Stephen Armstrong (The Road to Wigan Pier Revisited) discuss whether we are giving up on the underprivileged.

"I was struck by the unanimity of the commission that the TAP program was worth keeping and strengthening and that the emphasis really ought to be on the underprivileged," Mr. Volcker said yesterday.

Its principal objective is to help those disadvantaged areas to solve the '3A' problems, with a focus on the underprivileged children from needy families in rural and impoverished areas.

On this Wednesday's episode of long-running animated series "South Park," the town's residents decide to abolish the police because they're fed up with people who "impose their authority on the underprivileged".

A passionate and inspirational leader, a vocal defender of those requiring protection, an effective and thoughtful supporter of Israel, a strong advocate on behalf of the underprivileged, a man of many talents and great vision, and father of our Board Chair, Elizabeth Scheuer.

He approved of the former president's plans to legislate on behalf of the underprivileged and to control corporations, as well as of his campaign against the abuse of judicial power.

The people we questioned were not ready to compromise the stability and social peace of the whole (according to the famous principle of holism [ 37]) in order to act on behalf of the underprivileged).

Clearly he was bidding for undisputed power, based on the support of the underprivileged labourers (the descamisados, or "shirtless ones") and on his popularity and authority in the army.

Mr. Roosevelt has dwelt at length on the plight of the underprivileged third - ill-housed, ill-clad, ill-nourished.