Sentence examples for poverty access from inspiring English sources
Research commissioned by the London Child Poverty Commission highlights the links between intergenerational poverty, access to crime and the lack of achievement through missed educational opportunities.
The government has increased health spending in recent years, and this year began a health insurance program that would allow people in poverty access to a hospital of their choice.
Yet the single biggest indicator of whether a country is violent in itself, or would be violent militarily, is not poverty, access to natural resources, religion or even degree of democracy, it's violence against females.
John Cappelletti New York, Oct. 19, 2008 To the Editor: Recession has a long-term and a short-term detrimental impact on poverty, access to health care, and increased illness and mortality.
By contrast, the influential Scaling Up Nutrition framework focuses on highly targeted interventions such as micro-nutrient supplements and therapeutic feeding, on the grounds that tackling the fundamental problems of poverty, access to food, health and sanitation would take too long.
Although there has been an improvement in conditions in East Africa, poverty, access to health care, education and employment remains an issue.
This project was carried out in the city of Lawrence, Massachusetts, a primarily Latino community characterized by families struggling with high levels of poverty, limited access to jobs, and limited access to resources families need to prosper [ 11].
The areas for which the impacts are studied are poverty, education, access to safe drinking water and sanitation, nutrition and health, access to information and the media, and gender.
"The long-term solution for eliminating child labour lies in reducing poverty, promoting access to employment, improving the quality of education and expanding access to schooling for disadvantaged groups," said Ms. Meunier.
Poverty hampers access to better quality drugs, healthcare and, when needed, expert legal advice.
Unemployment, poverty and access to health care vary disproportionately by race.
