Examples of using Underclass in English and their translations into Greek
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He is quoted as saying that immigration is creating a"Spanish speaking underclass parallel to the African American underclass.".
The re-duplication of the underclass-a global underclass abroad and the"heterogeneous," wild ne'er-do-wells at home,
The underclass therefore includes a variety of underprivileged, ranging from old aged pensioners
The social welfare of the underclass is more a matter for charity(non-state,
who for years were the country's underclass and whose sense of pride
presented growing neoliberal policies“rinsed” with charity projects for an increasingly impoverished underclass.
was something strange about this country, in the way there has always been this underclass that most other countries in Europe have avoided.
working classes against the underclass.
presented growing neoliberal policies“rinsed” with charity projects for an increasingly impoverished underclass.
in the way there has always been this underclass that most other countries in Europe have avoided.
Christian-democratic regimes:"Firstly, the underclass' segregation in a marginality where everything was different;
since the state has declared all-out war on its urban underclass.
a jobless rate that's been above 20 percent for more than four years risks creating an underclass of people who have never contributed
argued that the'sheer criminality' was the product of a specific'feral criminal underclass' whose self-organised activities had mutated well beyond'normal
We cannot allow the creation of an underclass of workers in the EU labour market that faces discrimination
to promise the many creative minds of Europe that creative artists in Europe need not live as an underclass.
But very little has been explicitly articulated about the exclusion of the great American underclass, that perpetually poor group on the bottom tier of society that includes all races/genders/creeds.
when Margaret Thatcher contrasted the“protected” and“coddled”“underclass” with those“who work,” was she not expressing in inverse form the thesis of Foucault or André Gorz?
the introduction of effective social controls to protect the underclass and the marginalised, or to preserve the environment,
a concern for the middle class- while thrusting a knife into the back of the underclass for their corporate masters.