Sentence examples for poor to decent from inspiring English sources

If so he should issue as many licences as possible without compromising standards: to new entrepreneurs who want to use technology to serve the poor; to decent financial firms that are not part of conglomerates; and, perhaps, to industrial firms with diverse ownership.

They house correction officers who are too poor to afford decent accommodations in town.

They fought in Black communities across the nation for giving the poor access to decent housing, health care, education, and much more.

And Sarah Boseley highlights a new Oxfam report which argues that the strict enforcement of patents (ironically a key plank of the WTO-style free-trade agenda) is undermining the chances of the poorest to access decent medicines.

But Mr Thaksin's 30-baht ($1 copayment) insurance system, which gives almost every poor Thai access to decent medical care, has remained, and there is no prospect of its being removed.

No family would approve of a daughter marrying a man too poor to afford a dowry and a decent future.

Those risks are disproportionately common among poor and minority children, whose families more often lack access to decent, affordable housing.

To warn of "creating dependency" is to pretend that there is some other way to make it possible for poor people to get decent health-insurance coverage.

And this dysfunctional behavior reinforces negative racial stereotypes, making it all the harder for poor blacks to find decent jobs.

Habitat for Humanity International announced a $100 million gift from an Atlanta developer who said his work had offered him a look at the struggle of poor people to find decent housing.

The government has allocated them alternative land, he says, but it is poor, lacking decent soil or water for cultivation, and without the sea to fish in.