Who but the rich can help the poor — or arrange things so they can more easily help themselves?
Anne Kim, a co-author of the study from the Progressive Policy Institute, a research organization for centrist Democrats, said she was most surprised at the rapid growth Jackson Hewitt had made by focusing on preparing returns for the working poor and arranging loans.
My record was equally poor outside of the arranged marriage circuit.
In contrast the jolly Martial wrote a whole book of little couplets, designed to be given with gifts, arranged as poor gifts and rich gifts - rich gifts, he pointed out, might do no favours, compelling the recipient to respond in kind.
"Our view is that the officers have demonstrated poor judgement in arranging and attending the meeting in the first place.
Our view is that the officers have demonstrated poor judgment in arranging and attending the meeting in the first place.
In the student paper California Tech, one writer commented that it was "schmaltz rock... without imagination, poorly arranged and a poor copy of The Beatles".
When the EU offered last year to drop all tariffs on goods from the world's 49 poorest countries, partial exemptions were arranged for key farm products like sugar and rice.Given the scale of the problems caused by the CAP, the reforms proposed by the European Commission on July 10th seem modest.
It offers a stylized account of an arranged marriage, with a poor girl forced to abandon her true love for a wealthy suitor.
In 2005, basic health care for the poor and aid for school children were arranged.
Out of regard for Cyril's memory (he'd been a poor painter but a Michaelangelo of friendship), friends arranged for Dolly to keep her diminutive house.
