Sentence examples for rich excuse from inspiring English sources

On until 6 October, it is an ambitious programme bringing contemporary, site-specific art to Swansea – it's a culturally rich excuse to explore Swansea and its seafront.

How do the rich justify and excuse this record?

Unlike most sports teams, the Maple Leafs are not a plaything of the rich nor an excuse to fill airtime by a media conglomerate; it's controlled by 271,000 teachers, principals and administrators, active and retired.

Over more cocktails than I care to count, I found myself commiserating with a young gallery assistant who complained about having to go to all the parties, and how Miami was being "co-opted by corporate nonsense and was really just an excuse for rich people to show off how rich they are".

"The emerging countries on the board were worried that his strategy would be an excuse for rich countries not to deliver the aid that they promised".

Will its unending problems merely give rich nations yet another excuse to write off Africa, already largely forgotten without the cold war to keep the continent strategically relevant?

"If a middle-income country can cut its emissions by a quarter through standard commercial partnerships, the rich world has little excuse for saying that carbon reductions are too expensive".

And if America fails to ratify it, many of the other 34 countries required to make cuts Russia, Eastern Europe and most of the OECD rich countries will have an excuse to drop out too.In this section Panic in South Korea The Kyoto compromise An uncertain future Policing the moneymen Drop that steak or we shoot ReprintsThis need not mean that the earth, and attempts to stop it warming, are doomed.

With the starting threshold at £5,435, Salmond will find himself taxing 55,000 working students, yet excusing the rich on unearned incomes.

Social or economic condition -- poor or rich -- cannot be an excuse for bad behavior.

As a slogan it is often used as an excuse for the rich not to act.