Examples of using Poor cannot in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Poor cannot afford it.
Wine the poor cannot touch.
I read there, in large print:“The poor cannot wait”.
The poor cannot afford it.
Pope Francis: The poor cannot wait.
The poor cannot go to the hospital.
I read there, in large print:“The poor cannot wait”.
The poor cannot afford good lawyers.
In the words of Muzaffar,“He who is poor cannot afford to pay the price for justice.”.
The poor cannot escape the anxiety of survival.
Upon seeing one group holding a banner that said in Italian,“The Poor Cannot Wait!”.
The poor cannot feed the poor. .
I hate the modern French toast or why a dessert of the poor cannot be for the rich.
The poor cannot help the poor. .
Deaths from illegally brewed alcohol are common in India because the poor cannot afford licensed brands.
The world's poor cannot forever have their health services run from abroad.
But when it comes to action and sustainability and transformation, the poor cannot do anything because they are busy surviving.
Pope Francis,” he said,“urges us to take urgentaction to help those who live in desperate circumstances, because the poor cannot wait".
Deaths from illegally brewed alcohol are common in India because the poor cannot afford licensed brands from government-run shops.
Electricity prices so high that the poor can not tolerate.
The poor could not come.
We were dirt poor, couldn't afford a doctor.
When the poor couldn't afford fish, they would eat these fried green beans as a substitute,” Avillez said.
When the poor couldn't afford fish, they would eat these fried green beans as a substitute,” Avillez said.
And of course, the poor could not fail to be present at the base of Francis' pastoral activity- the poor who are to him the“suffering Christ”[90], the“flesh of Christ” itself, and a new“theological category”[91].
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador- El Salvador's bishops urged lawmakers to discard any plans for privatizing water in the Central American country,saying the poor could not afford to pay the cost of a vital necessity.
Well before Hammurabi, a Sumerian ruler of the city state of Eshnunna(northeast of Babylon) encoded laws that set maximum prices for foodstuffs and for the rental of wagons andboats so that the poor could not be oppressed.