Examples of using Abject poverty in English and their translations into German
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There are 155 million children living in abject poverty and each year 14 million children die of known diseases which could be cured if the will were there.
where hundreds of millions of people have escaped abject poverty in a single generation,
If we allow abject poverty to continue in those countries,
It is unrealistic to imagine that nations will unite seamlessly to address root causes of terrorism such as the persistence of abject poverty and rising tensions over access to scarce resources.
children reduced to abject poverty.
Given that as many as half of China's 1.3 billion people remain mired in abject poverty, it is in China's interest to ensure that these economic relationships continue to flourish.
people living in abject poverty or other vulnerable circumstances are being exploited.
The residents were living in abject poverty!
Part 3- abject poverty in the capital of Madagascar.
Abusive child labour is mostly an expression of abject poverty.
Yet, every fifth child in the world lives in abject poverty.
Do not go around in life in imagined abject poverty of love.
Children who could neither read nor write and grew up in abject poverty.
In their state of abject poverty and loneliness they are looking for support.
soil degradation restrain millions in abject poverty.
Despite rising global prosperity, every fifth child in the world lives in abject poverty.
a very wealthy family, and another born into abject poverty.
re-employment, and periods of abject poverty.
Cheek by jowl with these foreign intruders, the majority of the local population lived in abject poverty and unimaginable misery.
malnutrition and abject poverty among indigenous communities in the interior region of Sarawak.