Sentence examples for working for poor from inspiring English sources

Ms. MacDougal is right: the public education system stops working for poor black and Latino children way before college.

"She has spent the majority of her life working for poor families, poor children, fighting for the principles that Martin Luther King stood for," said Minyon Moore, a senior adviser.

The system was not working for poor black and Hispanic children, and activists like Milton A. Galamison and Rhody McCoy insisted that the cause was prejudice, that white principals and teachers had neither the requisite passion nor, in the skewed staff deployment of the day, the experience to teach their children.

He continues to flog non-stories about ACORN, a federation of community organizations working for poor people led by a woman of color, and Bill Ayers, a former Weather Underground radical who now is a respected voice in education.

Their mother was also quite a stud--if you can call a mother a stud--she was a pretty righteous lawyer working for poor people in New York and was very well respected.

The final step is designing products that work for poor people.

Seery said: "David Cameron and [Chancellor] George Osborne continue to tour the world making promises to clamp down on tax havens, but so far they've done absolutely nothing to make tax deals work for poor countries.

A very different take on food technology and agricultural research came last week from Kanayo Nwanze, the president of Ifad, the only UN agency with a specific remit to work for poor people.

But this will only happen with the cooperation and complementary efforts of public and private players to develop markets and institutions that work for poor people.

Lotteries don't work for poor people.

Lesser states, "If the series did not work for poor children, the entire project would fail".