Examples of using Underclass in English and their translations into Italian
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or to perpetuate an underclass which can neither contribute to,
since the end of the Second World War, from the underclass.
and which benefit mostly the underclass.
the marginalised, or an underclass which possesses one or more disadvantages that restrict their ability to cope with
It has created an underclass of lifeless puppets,
the economically-challenged criminal underclass can come together in friendship.
The allegory of man Jesus of Nazareth who rises from the grave where his body was thrown together with that of the Underclass condemned by the imperial-capitalist power, is the image of Sol dell'Avvenire rising.
to promise the many creative minds of Europe that creative artists in Europe need not live as an underclass.
their financing by taxation have a disparate effect on the privileged minority and the underclass.
Jakarta, 1 July- With more than one million internally displaced people in Indonesia now competing with a growing urban poor underclass for survival, the World Food Programme is launching a $65-million relief operation to ease the country's grave humanitarian crisis.
the fragility of social groups- rural people, suburban underclass, wage earners,
Interestingly enough, the underclass, to which it is estimated about 30 percent of the adult working population belongs, and the overclass, which constitutes about 1 percent of the population,
were being pushed into the underclass.
those who have succeeded in the exchange economy sometimes balance their egotism by dispensing a(usually not abundant) bit of charity to the underclass, or by proposing tendentious solutions to the social problems they have helped to create.
We cannot allow the creation of an underclass of workers in the EU labour market that faces discrimination
it is obvious that effective redistributive government action in favour of the underclass is by definition excluded within the framework of free capital markets implied by the neoliberal internationalised market economy XE"internationalised market economy", which is taken for granted by this approach.
I think the rapporteur hits the nail on the head when he warns that there will be two classes in future: an underclass of untrained, vulnerable
although I really don't like the underclass term, the idea of prison reform is also something that needs to be looked at, particularly in this
sang the epic disaster of the Underclass Milan(El my cat,
Coming from the underclasses I was excited about these things.