Sentence examples for poor to address from inspiring English sources

No doubt he'll enrage people in equal measure on the left (anti-gay marriage, anti-abortion) and on the right (he wants a Catholic church for the poor to address poverty, for heaven's sake).I only hope he lives up to his billing as a humbler pope, after decades of unbending theological conservatism.

Comparison was made between peri-urban (Kampala) and rural (eastern districts) areas, and wealth quintiles (poorest vs. least poor) to address equity issues.

Taxes on capital markets' turnover could even strengthen the privileged position of big banks in the financial system.Most importantly, a Tobin tax would be a poor way to address finance's biggest sins, because trading volume is a poor guide to the size, risk-taking or complexity of banks.

From your vast experience of working with poor communities to address issues of food insecurity, what do you think can help Katine solve its own food problem?

The outcome document provided for $100 billion in aid by 2020 for poor countries to address climate change and noted the importance of taking measures to limit global warming to a target level of 2 °C (3.6 °F).

It would be equally easy to argue that the failure of the state and the private sector over the past 50 years to tackle the increasing gap between rich and poor, and to address some of our communities' long-term needs such as multi-generational unemployment and drug and alcohol abuse, has left trust and engagement in these institutions at an all-time low and cynicism at an all-time high.

Some military experts argue that the present deployment in Iraq is "breaking" our armed forces and almost everyone agrees that the U.S. military is in a very poor position to address any additional high magnitude foreign event as long as it is involved in Iraq; what steps, if any, would you take to address these concerns?

One of the forum's five areas of focus is the Sahel, with wealthier Western, Middle Eastern and Asian nations partnering with some of the continent's poorest countries to address a range of issues.

Some scholars have linked the Act to a move away from laissez-faire capitalism., or see it as marking the point where the state began to recognise its responsibility for very poor children, and to address the conditions in which they were living.; it has also been seen as presaging subsequent legislation regarding the health of towns.

Microcredit programs, by offering small loans to poor individuals, attempt to address the first two of these risk factors, poverty and gender disparity.

The cure of established tumor masses by immunological strategies (immunotherapy) has produced poor results suggesting to address efforts to adequately stimulate immune system before tumor onset (immunoprevention), to protect the organism from specific cancers.