Sentence examples similar to resource needy from inspiring English sources

There are no outsiders foisting their ideologies on resource-needy nations -- just Ministries of Health and active non-governmental organizations working to get the job done.

Nobody is against improving technological resources for needy youngsters.

Mr. Feinberg's calculations will benefit from further refinement, as will the entire process of matching resources to needy families.

Some critics worry that community college baccalaureates will drive up costs, take resources from needy students and lead to low-quality degrees.

On Monday, that may start to change when the Census Bureau releases a long-promised alternate measure meant to do a better job of counting the resources the needy have and the bills they have to pay.

Over the long term, will the products that high-skilled immigrants create impact more lives than if we had simply given resources to needy people in the first place?

While the problems of New York City's Housing Authority at first glance seem to have been caused by an over-allocation of housing vouchers, the agency was merely attempting to ration very scarce resources to needy families in a difficult economic situation after Congress reduced the City's 2009 Section 8 allocation by $58 million.

Her first step in Philadelphia was to create a five-year blueprint that called for allocating more resources to needier schools and expansion of school choice.

Reform of the payroll tax, a regressive levy that hits the less affluent hardest, would be a good way to shift resources to needier Americans.

Few Glaswegians doubt that the Tories replaced the sympathetic Scottish Development Agency with a feebler Glasgow Development Agency out of a desire to divert resources to less needy but politically more amenable parts of Scotland.

Her overall judgment on "the new schools revolution" is that it is a "canny political con trick: the swift but steady transfer of resources from the needy to the better-off".