Sentence examples for solution to the plight from inspiring English sources

There they'd have found the solution to the plight of American masculinity: don't grow up.

In addition, we seek a fair and just solution to the plight of Palestinian refugees who for 54 years have not been permitted to return to their homes.

But Waging a Living does not argue that the solution to the plight of the working poor lies wholly in governments hands.

Desperate talks are held over the weekend between the FSA, Treasury and various banks to try and find a solution to the plight of Bradford & Bingley whose shares collapsed on Friday.

The Arab nations offered to exchange normal relations with Israel for a full Israeli withdrawal from the land it occupied in the 1967 war and a just solution to the plight of refugees of the 1948 war.

Libby Freeman, a 33-year-old set designer from London, is one of a growing number of people from the UK who are sick of waiting for a political solution to the plight of migrants in Calais.

Mr. McCain, in arguing that Mr. Obama favors government solutions to the plight of the uninsured, charged that Mr. Obama would "impose mandates" on small businesses to provide coverage for employees and on parents to insure their children.

We are ready to sit down now with any Israeli leader, regardless of his history, to negotiate freedom for the Palestinians, a complete end of the occupation, security for Israel and creative solutions to the plight of the refugees while respecting Israel's demographic concerns.

It was conceived as a vehicle to enthuse technologists about the plight of refugees by waking them up to the idea that their innovation, startup mentality and design-led thinking could potentially bring new, scalable new solutions to the plight of displaced people.

Garcetti resisted the idea of an emergency proclamation — a move that would enable him to assume broader executive and police powers in the fight against homelessness — describing it as a "rabbit hole" that risked distracting from long-term solutions to the plight of thousands who live on L.A.'s streets.

Thus technological changes, though meant to bring about economic changes even among the rural population, does not appear to answer to the plight of the rural entrepreneurs.