Examples of using Middle classes in English and their translations into French
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claims from its people, the Indian Mapuches, the retired and middle classes.
economic disparity between working and middle classes.
respond to the economic problems that fall on the shoulders of the most modest and middle classes.
The new subsidies are targeted at households in the emerging and middle classes, with average incomes of between 250,000 and 900,000 pesos.
Absolute poverty has halved globally in just a few decades and sizeable middle classes are emerging in different parts of the world.
Even in Africa, where the rapid expansion of the middle classes is still limited,
The middle classes were all too intent on ideals,
The increase in wealth of the middle classes was lower than that of the richest: variations in the
Up to now, in this large country, the middle classes have been unable to impose a policy of user-funded public services with socially acceptable costs.
The power of these middle classes is symbolised by the charter, bestowed by Duke Jean II, granting each of the seven lines of noblemen the privilege of holding the key to all seven of the gates around the first wall.
Also, let us not forget that we are now experiencing a boom of the middle classes in emerging countries,
Following the Spanish Civil War of 1936-39, the middle classes of Barcelona and its area of influence once again chose Lloret,
The challenge is to reorient the development choice for countries that are under the dual pressure of providing their middle classes with a decent standard of living,
employers and the middle classes, environmental associations
economic situation led to a gradual reduction of the middle classes, with increasing levels of poverty
been many prints of the collection; the Seven Sacraments were especially popular among the middle classes of Paris in the 1720s.
which consisted of armed young men from the city's lower and middle classes, as a police force.
59% of the consumption of the middle classes, against 28% and 23% respectively in 2009.
the poor workers and lower middle classes, were induced to buy their housing on credit at"subprime" rate.
increasing urbanization and a drastic change in the lifestyle of the middle classes, there isn't enough water for everyone in the places where it is needed.