Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Pictures of poor girls living in districts that are unfit for habitation will be shown, and it will be broadcast that not enough Members were present in Parliament to discuss the matter.
• maintained buses in a town where only kids from the poor side of town take the bus.
• The poor district along the river... ...here are the alleys, the slums.
• Several parents have questioned the district's commitment to providing new, well
• He lives in a poor district of London.
• In the large cities, one can see major local differences between poor immigrant districts and the districts of the rich and between the labour markets linked to these.
• Poor districts are also to be found within large conurbations.
• So someone kills a homeless man in the middle of the financial district, leaves about $4,000 and a note saying how little poor people are worth.

• I was thinking of those priests who work in very poor areas.
• improving living conditions in poor areas;
• Points out that economic policies must be assessed not only in terms of their contribution to growth, but also in terms of the number of jobs they are creating, their contribution to poverty reduction and their contribution to the development of poor areas;
• And availability and cost are precisely the factors which at the moment are tending to widen this gap between the European regions, consolidating a situation of quantitative inequality between rich and poor areas.
• However, it is also clear that the poor suffer the most, and it is particularly difficult to rebuild poor areas.
• Those who live in poor areas of large European cities can expect their lives, on average, to be 28 years shorter than those who live in wealthier areas.
• Science does not pay any attention to the poor areas because they do not have any money to pay for it.
• In Africa, many rural and poor areas, where the health risks are very high, are not covered by hospitals or properly equipped first aid posts.