Sentence examples for opportunities poverty from inspiring English sources

"Our young people are just tired" of limited job opportunities, poverty and widespread imprisonment.

Many adolescents, especially those from urban areas, live in communities with limited opportunities, poverty, violence, and a lack of support.

When women enjoy equal rights and opportunities, poverty, hunger and poor health decline and economic growth rises.

The cause of human trafficking stems from adverse circumstances in origin countries, including religious persecution, political dissension, lack of employment opportunities, poverty, wars, and natural disasters.

His lucid, balanced account shows how change has brought contrast and contradiction — despite decades of new opportunities, poverty stubbornly persists; heedless growth despoils the environment — and weaves the stories of an array of Indians similarly disoriented by the rapid transition.

It is concerned not only with childcare and early education, but also with child health and nutrition, social welfare and protection, women's employment and equal opportunities, poverty issues and readiness for school.

The riots were brought about not only by irresponsibility, but also inequality: by a sense of revulsion at denied opportunity, poverty and injustice.

Launching in June, the media production company and distributor will be dedicated to uncovering and producing empowering pieces that take a challenging look at often-divisive issues of race, class, wealth, opportunity, poverty, and personal stories.

"The proposal made to the Scottish Parliament that would make it an offence to pay for sex has the potential to tackle some of the key issues associated with prostitution - inequality, lack of opportunity, poverty and abuse of vulnerability".

Among the topics considered are: differences within and between countries, and globally; inequalities of outcome and of opportunity, poverty, and mobility; univariate and multivariate approaches; differences between socioeconomic groups; the factor distribution of income; related statistical and data issues, and policy analysis.

At best, it would just create equal opportunity poverty.