Recent studies show that the World Bank and IMF could easily absorb the write-off without negatively affecting their credit rating, while the treasuries of rich creditor countries already hold the debt on their books at a vastly discounted rate (10% of the actual figure) in tacit acknowledgment that poor countries will never be able to repay the full amount anyway.
If approved by the Legislature, it would provide a major source of financing for lawyers for the poor and be a striking acknowledgment that the state's court system is being overwhelmed by some 2.3 million people a year who cannot afford representation.
This deterioration can then be explained by the acknowledgment of COPD, poor disease self-management (routine or acute situation), the presence of comorbidities (depression, sleep trouble, metabolic syndrome…) and/or weak support from family and friends.
He had been talking before this debate about pulling out of future ones, an acknowledgment that he is a poor performer.
The identity project is, in a way, an acknowledgment that India has failed to bring its poor along the path to prosperity.
Next week, for the first time, heads of state of the world's wealthiest nations plan to discuss remittances, in a belated acknowledgment of their huge role in providing aid to the poor.
It was also an acknowledgment that the vast majority of migrants at the border were poor workers, not smugglers or criminals.
Breaking cycle of poverty For Mukta, the recommendations as well as the Finance Minister's acknowledgment of dire slum conditions, gave a strong voice to the urban poor.
To an interpretation of context, a human rights framework adds explicit acknowledgment of the social, economic, and political determinants of health and illness specifically the relationship between poor health and poverty, inequality, and social and political marginalization (Sharpe 2002).
Nevertheless, adoption presents specific challenges for families (Grotevant & Von Korff, 2011) with poor communication about the adoption by adoptive parents, including the circumstances that led to the adoption and acknowledgment of the child's feelings about being adopted, associated with more negative psychological outcomes for children (Brodzinsky & Pinderhughes, 2002).
The title agreement, which gives the Miskito people ownership of 760,000 hectares (about 2,930 square miles) of their traditional land, represents an acknowledgment of the rights of the most neglected citizens in one of the hemisphere's poorest countries.
