But the number of people living below $2 a day continues to be very high, she said, "and a large number of people remain vulnerable to moving back into poverty".
Out of power from 1996, Bhutto was vulnerable to moves to convict her on the outstanding corruption charges.
More than 180 urban gangs are active in rural towns, directing operations from outside the area and using children and vulnerable adults to move drugs and money around.
Mr. Hmoud said a new camp just south of here near Zarqa, financed by the United Arab Emirates, would open in two weeks, allowing 6,000 of Zaatari's most vulnerable residents to move into prefabricated homes, and eventually growing to accommodate 30,000.
It is economic hardship, caused by political, religious, cultural and financial factors that are largely responsible for the desire of vulnerable people to move, in turn triggering states' desire to frustrate those moves.
As hard as it has been for poor and other vulnerable children to move ahead and to make adequate progress even with federal accountability, it will be even harder without it.
They instructed the vulnerable nursing homes to move residents to higher floors and to transfer roughly 100 residents who required mechanical ventilators to help them breathe.
India's prolific domestic cricket is played on dull, flat tracks, which make most of its batsmen vulnerable to the moving ball and bouncy pitches overseas.
Several are preparing to testify, and to provide documents that show the government knew abuse was occurring for months but did not act to stop it, or to move vulnerable people.
Near the end of the game, when it became clear that he had left himself vulnerable, the fan began to move jerkily, as if in irritation; but still the old man said nothing.
