Sentence examples for suffering of communities from inspiring English sources

Banks fund the emotional well-being and suffering of communities by managing the communities' money exchange.

At the same time, we must eliminate the brutal detention and deportation system that only adds to the suffering of communities both here and beyond.

NAIROBI, 10 January 2005 - UNICEF is providing crucial support to help alleviate the suffering of communities in villages along the coastline of Northeast Somalia ('Puntland') most affected by the recent tsunami.

UNICEF support gives relief to Somalia Tsunami victims NAIROBI, 10 January 2005 - UNICEF is providing crucial support to help alleviate the suffering of communities in villages along the coastline of Northeast Somalia ('Puntland') most affected by the recent tsunami.

"The government of Myanmar fully shares the concern of the international community regarding the displacement and suffering of all communities affected by the latest escalation of violence ignited by the acts of terrorism," the ministry said in a statement.

There are certain prevailing narratives about the course of these wars, but there are other, equally important, stories that deserve to be told: the Kandahar jihad, the brutal civil war in Kabul and elsewhere, the great suffering of northern communities at the hands of the Taliban, the continuing suffering of rural southern communities by all sides.

"The report is an attempt to bring together technical and political analysis in a way that calls attention to both the profound suffering of civilian communities caught up in war — and that real opportunities exist to better protect these communities through urgent global action," Wise said.

Who is causing the suffering of Pakistani communities in the US? Who, for that matter, is launching drone strikes on Pakistan?

The World Bank warned today that the global information explosion could divert attention from the suffering of impoverished communities that lack the basic necessities of life.

With international pressure mounting on Monday, the country's foreign affairs ministry – which is headed by the country's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi – said it shared global concerns at the displacement and suffering of "all communities" in the latest violence.

It is high time for the President to put an end to the racial profiling, terror, and the suffering of our communities by terminating the agreements once and for all".