Sentence examples for poor acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Unlike other officials in his industry, Vijay Mahajan, the chairman of Basix, an organization that provides loans and other services to the poor, acknowledged that many lenders grew too fast and lent too aggressively.

For-profit groups' jump into the industry led to its collapse in India, Lydia Polgreen and Vikas Bajaj wrote in November of 2010: Vijay Mahajan, the chairman of Basix, an organization that provides loans and other services to the poor, acknowledged that many lenders grew too fast and lent too aggressively.

Back in February, when he got in trouble for saying on television that he was "not concerned about the very poor," he acknowledged that it's "not good being poor" and added that "we have a safety net to help those that are very poor".

He endorsed the need for growth that uplifts the poor, and acknowledged that the current 5 percent growth rate was disappointing, but he nonetheless urged people to be optimistic.

Poor timing, he acknowledged; others thought poor taste.

Pakistan is a nation tremendously poor at acknowledging what goes on when it comes to individual lives, and bad at acknowledging the sweep of its own history.

He added: "It is not credible to try to improve the life chances of the poor without acknowledging the most obvious symptom of poverty: lack of money.

Alan Milburn, the chair of the child poverty and social mobility commission (which Duncan Smith announced would now be known simply as the social mobility commission, indicating the significant shift in emphasis), warned that it was not credible "to try to improve the life chances of the poor without acknowledging the most obvious symptom of poverty, lack of money.

The new program is retroactive to July 4. Amtrak's reputation among potential passengers has historically been poor, Mr. Warrington acknowledged, because of trains that are late or in poor condition.

"If we lose on Saturday, we will view this as a poor autumn campaign," acknowledged Robshaw.

Rich, middle-income and poor countries have acknowledged both the threat of a changing climate and the need for urgent action by all.