Examples of using Many poor in English and their translations into Swedish
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Senior inspector Per Törnström of Roxtec has seen too many poor cable and pipe penetrations onboard ships and rigs.
Too many poor people face not the opportunities of globalisation but the challenges of globalisation;
His critics claim many poor decisions he made created an environment that led to the rise of an authoritarian leader like Alberto Fujimori.
The gap between the many poor and few rich people in this country is huge.
Dont forget that many poor players wouldnt know good cards if they tripped over them
the main market the wealthy lived in stone houses while the many poor had to make do with simple wooden houses.
Then I would he were here alone so should he be sure to be ransomed, and a many poor men's lives saved.
Because a flush is such a powerful hand many poor poker players, as well as
which strongly urges us to get to grips with the discrimination against certain groups that is found in the many poor countries.
which is most acute for many poor devel- oping countries.
at the same time, ensures that practical means are provided to enable the many poor people in India to obtain cheap medicines.
Entrepreneurs in many poorer countries are crying out for help
that's not the way it works in many poorer areas.”.
Many poorer countries have warm climates,
In recent weeks, many poorer countries have made it clear that for them addressing concerns about the implementation of Uruguay Round commitments should be a precondition for a new round.
Many poorer regions in South ern Europe have a shortage of water
Many poorer countries have, in recent years, become hugely dependent on the textiles
A recent UK parliamentary report on water privatisation has shown that many poorer people, such as pensioners,
The European Commission took the lead by proposing in 1995 to stop from 1998 onwards exports of waste for recycling in third countries on the grounds that the transport of dangerous waste is in itself a risk to the environment and that in many poorer countries recycling cannot be carried out properly.
that EU trade agreements have mainly benefited EU-based transnational corporations who use their superior resources to batter small local producers in many poorer countries, causing serious dislocation,