Sentence examples for poverty rules from inspiring English sources

The poverty rules are also unrealistic, says Bill Quigley, the director of the Loyola Law Clinic.

2. That number is dramatically higher in hard-to-staff schools in the inner city and in minority neighborhoods where poverty rules.

Now six years on, and still no progress has been made with these reforms; on the contrary, poverty rules, especially among the natives, who make up the majority of the population.

We should deal with poverty, rule of law, democracy...."...

We should deal with poverty, rule of law, democracy......

Segregated neighborhoods Kids in failing schools No inner city jobs So poverty ruled.

What the Mother means by this is the big truth of the powerlessness of the people in the face of the grinding poverty that rules their lives, and the political-social autocracy that enforces its rule.

Yet Pakistan remained mired in poverty and ruled by a succession of military dictators.

He increasingly came to identify with the South Asian masses, who were heirs to ancient cultures but were downtrodden by poverty, colonial rule, and political oppression.

A millennium of misery ensued, with ignorance and poverty the rule until the Renaissance sprang miraculously to life in 14th-century Italy.

"Action to conserve, sustainably manage and restore forests can contribute to economic growth, poverty alleviation, rule of law, food security, climate resilience and biodiversity conservation".