Sentence examples for requirements poor from inspiring English sources

The Seveso incident brought to attention some critical issues, such as lack of knowledge on runaway reaction scenarios, hazards of formation of dioxins, lack of regulatory requirements, poor communication and coordination, and little or no emergency response or evacuation plans.

Without such ex-ante requirements, poor communities with little influence over the development agenda in their country now have even fewer opportunities to prevent harmful projects from going forward in their communities, to resist forced displacement or to protect their cultural heritage from destruction.

In comparison with non-infected children, HIV-infected children are likely to have increased nutritional requirements, poor appetite and reduced intake due to illness and socioeconomic factors [ 16].

To meet the programs' requirements, poorer countries have had to cut budgets for health and education and lift subsidies for food and fuel.

The result of food intake that is insufficient to meet dietary energy requirements continuously, poor absorption, and/or poor biological use of nutrients consumed.

Now is a strange time to be arguing we ought to toughen work requirements on poor families".

Carnivorous plants are specially adapted to trap and digest small prey as a way to supplement their nutrient requirements in poor soil conditions.

The House began debate today on legislation that would extend the landmark 1996 welfare law and impose stricter work requirements on poor people who receive cash assistance from the federal government.

A1 Welfare Law Debate The House began debate on legislation to extend the landmark 1996 welfare law and impose stricter work requirements on poor people who receive cash assistance from the federal government.

The cobra plant is native to swamps in mountain areas of northern California and southern Oregon and uses its carnivorous pitfall traps to supplement its nutritional requirements in poor soil conditions.

The renewal provides $16.5 billion a year for states to run their welfare programs, imposes stricter work requirements on poor people who receive cash assistance from the federal government, provides up to $300 million a year for programs to promote stable marriages, and provides a modest increase in child care spending.