Sentence examples for privileged cities from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, economic reconstruction in the south must be a priority.After the invasion of 2001, too little attention was given to assuring basic security across the country, rather than in a few privileged cities.

More recently, scholars and even migrants like Mr. Li have been attacking the system as violating a basic right of freedom of movement, maintaining what is in effect a form of apartheid, dividing the relatively privileged cities from the poorer countryside.

What we saw, then, was a small part of the nation's most privileged city.

Throughout, Boycott remains acutely aware of appearing as a privileged city dweller acting as farmer.

Giving rural migrants a firm foothold in urban society will require a bigger, more costly social safety net, and privileged city residents will have to share their schools and hospitals with newcomers.

On a recent wintry night, when officials here made a hurried decision to open a vacant library building to the homeless, they inadvertently exposed the conflicted soul of a privileged city.

"I still don't care about the privileged gays of our inner cities.

Other videos attack the Parkland kids' privileged backgrounds and claim their efforts will do nothing for "inner cities".

The Hunger Games stars Jennifer Lawrence as a teen forced to compete in a televised death match in a future North American society where a privileged capital city oppresses the people of 12 outlying worker districts.

It features Amber and Maya, teenage denizens of the futuristic, privileged, emotionally cold city of Paradon.

This gave the city privileged access to a large unified market, and it became an entry point for silver and other precious goods shipped from Spanish American possessions.