Примеры использования Poor person на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A poor person.
Not various poor persons.
A poor person cannot be free.
It is your duty to fight for these poor persons.
They give a poor person like a goat or something.
My daughters, embrace the truth that one serves Christ in a poor person.
Under NOAPS, each poor person beyond the age of 65 gets Rs. 75 per month as pension.
The answers are universally the same whether a poor person is asked or a multi-billionaire.
Apparently a poor person couldn't afford to just grab a couple of columns, but the rich could easily do so.
The State shall provide a defender for an insolvent or poor person from among authorized attorneys.
Then we also took a close look at St. Vincent's life, and namely:where did he derive his strength to serve God in poor persons?
Aid is available for all poor persons and is not specific to women victims of violence.
A Judicial Review Act had been passed in 2000 to allow NGOs andpersons not directly affected by a public wrong to seek redress on behalf of poor persons.
The Torah describes the meal-offering that a poor person offers when he wants to express his gratitude to HaShem.
A poor person will be tempted to use a net to sleep on, instead of for its purpose, because he cannot afford bedding.
Lack of information was a tremendous obstacle for poor persons with disabilities and poor persons in general.
Poor persons are most likely to become blind/partially sighted, and blind/partially sighted persons are most likely to become poorer. .
In this context,he claims that the system of legal aid made available in Jamaica to poor persons, such as himself, violates the Jamaican Constitution.
But for already 13 years this poor person is bedridden, and as his wife tells, suffers with unbearable pain and is rotting alive.
We are concerned especially about the plight of the extremely poor: indigenous peoples, women, youth,urban poor, persons living with HIV/AIDS and refugees.
Extremely poor persons receive rations distributed through State shops; they are registered with the Paros organization according to their degree of neediness.
The Torah states:"When you lend money to My people, to the poor person who is with you, do not act toward him as a creditor; do not lay interest upon him.
If a poor person ignores all calls for liberation and is determined to live inside a prison of poverty, he or she can never be liberated, even if the walls of the prison are abolished.
The north-east region alone is home to 3.7 million poor persons, accounting for 19.8 per cent of its population and 44.5 per cent of the poor in the country.
The Council of Ministers shall issue, based on the recommendation ofthe Minister for Justice, regulations on the provision of an authorized attorney to defend an insolvent or poor person.
Therefore, just as a poor person might be forced to steal in order to survive, it is a natural inclination to do whatever is needed to continue an institutions profitability.
The Secretary-General has pointed out that, despite some setbacks in certain countries, progress has been made in reducing poverty rates,though not in reducing the absolute number of poor persons.
Special leave to appeal as a poor person was granted and the appeal was heard on 12 February 1996; on 7 March 1996, the Privy Council refused the appeal and upheld the imposition of the death sentence.
FAO has also developed better methods for the identification of food-insecure and poor persons and the assessment of factors that are preventing them from improving their condition.
In the next century, a poor person is less likely to be a male smallholder in rural Asia, and more likely to be an unskilled, low-wage female worker in urban Africa or Latin America.