Sentence examples for support the population from inspiring English sources
"The infrastructure can't support the population, rebuilding it is a massive undertaking".
Yet advocacy groups say there aren't enough pro-bono immigration lawyers to support the population, resulting in many cases being rejected, even when circumstances merit a legal stay.
Land remains its main source of natural wealth, but the amount of productive land is insufficient to support the population adequately.
The stony, bare eastern part of the island contrasts with the western and central parts, in which Mediterranean fruits, viticulture, animal husbandry, and beekeeping support the population.
But with those subsidies now accounting for over a fifth of the Egyptian budget, and with a budget deficit of 13%, the state cannot afford to support the population at the level it once did.
"The old social contract, where jobs were offered to support the population, is no longer possible, because coffers are empty and population growth is so rapid that it's impossible to pay for all these public jobs," he added.
"Ultimately the sea level is going to rise, and the coastal land will no longer be able to support the populations there," he continues.
How can we reframe our view of accountability to give voice to local aid workers and better support the populations of disaster-affected areas?
Even so, this metric did not systematically have larger chi-square statistics than the unweighted average, so it is difficult to argue that our results empirically support the population-weighted metric over the unweighted average.
Professor Susan Jebb, the government's adviser on obesity, had written to firms that "the calorie reduction pledge presents a major opportunity for the food and drink industry to play its part in supporting the population in achieving a healthier weight".
The scores of aid agencies that were either based here before, or rushed to the scene of the catastrophe, are now in transition from emergency relief to more long-term projects supporting the population in everything from food to sanitation.
