"Kids that come from needier backgrounds need more money," she said.
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Ms. Greer's Athena is more worldly, but also much needier and more fragile.
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What's emerging instead is more like a strict subsidization program for needier households.
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They have shown very little interest in extrapolating their causes to broader, needier communities.
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This would require wealthier places with higher property taxes to share their funds with needier schools within the same district.
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Knowing that a Taurus like Adele would want someone like Drake all the time is comforting for the needier Scorp.
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Under the reforms, lending to China and other wealthier developing countries will decrease with more resources going to needier countries.
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After dealing with a few guests needier than I, the concierge brought over my keys and I headed to the 11th floor.
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He was needier than she, a bit of a blowhard, and seldom let a conversation stray too far from his own accomplishments.
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These programs, operating in 6900 states, often afford needier families more options to educate their kids, without accepting dollars from the government treasury.
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A creepy "therapist" tries to unravel his trauma, but she ends up being needier than her patient, as well as manipulative and controlling.
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He insisted that tournaments run by FIFA would benefit not just the top clubs but needier nations that are dependent on FIFA's largess.
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"Giving voice to needs is normal and wonderful and a lot of people I work with need to become needier, actually," he said.
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The administration attributes that to several factors, including that too few young, healthy people are signing up to offset the expenses of the needier patients.
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"Russia is the needier partner — it needs new markets, sources of finance and sources of technology that it cannot get because of sanctions," he said.
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This outpouring has presented new challenges for a country more accustomed to handing out largess to needier nations than to being the recipient of it.
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School choice advocates often argue that making growth a factor should make all schools want to accept needier students, as they have the most room to grow.
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This points to yet another problem with the shock benefactors' gifts: They are often given to the most heralded universities rather than to far needier community and state colleges.
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Trying to buy the Panthers is great and all, but New York congressman Gregory Meeks is lobbying for Diddy to focus his efforts on a MUCH needier squad -- the Jets!!
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Some Treasury officials think lending to China is at the expense of needier recipients, though others see little harm in it, since it brings both profits and a modicum of influence.
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Growing Manchester and Birmingham airports would keep the UK on its carbon track, and deliver some of the 77,000 jobs expected from the Heathrow development to needier parts of the country.
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This has paid big benefits to the needier schools in this wealthy district, like the Edison Language Academy in Santa Monica, where half the children qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
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I was familiar with the work of personal documentarians such as McElwee and Ed Pincus, but this was so much bolder and blunter, so much funnier and needier and faster and more appalling.
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In Annette, Ms. Morgan (who wrote the Kristen Wiig vehicle "Girl Most Likely") gives herself the smart, loquacious and caustic role, while Ms. Hemingway ("Starlet") plays the needier, less intellectual of the two.
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Whatever she can't sell at the end of the day, she first tries to discount and, if it still doesn't sell, donates to another, needier seller, who will start the whole cycle anew.
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But as women who work know, egalitarianism is not always the norm, and many of us have found ourselves serving as the caretaking "work wife" to the emotionally needier male co-worker or superior.
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The BJP used to oppose excessive reservations, since it derived much of its support from higher castes who felt that their opportunities were being diminished by their lower-caste neighbours, some of whom were no needier than they were.
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I can tell you some things I almost bought at the urging of famous people, because most of these almost-purchases still live in my Chrome bookmarks, for another day when I'm weaker and needier and have a lot more discretionary income.
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Two GoFundMe campaigns set up during her testimony raised more than $800,000 (some questioned whether the money would be better spent on other, needier survivors, but Ford's lawyers told NPR that she would donate any money she didn't use on security and housing to survivors' organizations).
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Citing entrepreneurs like the Home Depot founders Ken Langone, Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank, and the Bloomberg media company founder and former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, Mr. Cooperman argued that many entrepreneurs — himself included — started off with few resources and have long shared the wealth they earned with needier people.
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Since then, Democrats have passed equal pay and paid sick leave legislation, raised taxes on people making more than $5 million a year, passed an automatic voter registration law, set new renewable energy requirements (that also subsidized nuclear power), restricted gun magazine capacity to 10 rounds, and reworked school funding to steer more toward needier districts.
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Christ the King School, Portoviejo, Ecuador, (Unidad Educativa Cristo Rey) began in 1930 as a seminary, run by the Society of Jesus. It grew to be pre- primary through high school, and serves the needier segment of society.
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He acted like a parent to "every Indian kid in Seattle", according to his brother.Reyes 2006, passim., esp. p. 118. He gave away most money that came his way to those he considered needier, sometimes borrowing money from his siblings to do so.
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Regis University's Center for Service Learning (CSL) facilitates student voluntary service, the development of service learning components in coursework, and placement among the needier members of society for those with work study awards. These are essential components of the university's mission to train men and women for others.
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Sheba abandons a distraught Barbara in favour of Connolly, compounding Barbara's sense of betrayal from her. The power dynamics in the relationship between Connolly and Sheba are changing, with Connolly's interest in the affair waning as Sheba's grows. Sheba becomes needier and starts to write love letters to the boy. Sheba secretly visits Connolly in his parents' council house, and Connolly callously insults her when she tries to make conversation with him.
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Richards had the bingo SOSATIE but there was no available spot. Later in the game, he played RETARDS, which was then replied by Fisher's OUTSPAN. Towards the end of the game, Richards played INSULAR for 83 points, which was again replied, with NEEDIER for 81 points. At the end of Game 2 of the best-of five finals, both players had 1 win. Richards pulled one back in the third game, 464–359.
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She explains that although she had planned to have sex with him during their time together, she really wanted her work to be viewed, analyzed and possibly appreciated. :Nene is outwardly needier than Jun and has a great need for human contact. She tends to be laid-back and never really seeks perfection accepting anything that barely meets her line of standards; due to this personality trait, she has difficulty overcoming her problems and often needs the support of someone else (mostly, if not always, Jun) to get through them. She expresses her individuality through designing and making clothes.
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Exsul Familia is on the millions of refugees after World War Two in Europe. The Pope asked for an open-door policy for these millions of stranded people and prescribes pastoral policies for the care of foreign nationals within Roman Catholic dioceses. “We have tried earnestly to produce in the minds of all people a sympathetic approach towards exiles and refugees who are our needier brothers. In fact, we have often spoken of their wretched lives, upheld their rights, and more than once appealed in their behalf to the generosity of all men and especially of Catholics.
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After his term ended, Neall was appointed by the Anne Arundel County Republican Central Committee to fill a vacancy as state senator from the 33rd District after the death of John A. Cade. Neall was a member of the Budget and Taxation Committee. Neall was also a member of the Thornton Commission, which developed a plan for distributing money to the state's needier school districts in Baltimore City and Prince George's County and, after legislative compromise, Montgomery County. In 1999, although the 33rd legislative District is one of Maryland's most conservative with 6,700 more registered Republicans than Democrats, Neall switched parties on ideological grounds and became a Democrat.
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Around 90 Church schools are financially linked to the Diocese of Guildford, including two Secondary schools. The Bishop of Guildford's Foundation supports faith-linked projects and groups that respond to local needs and help build stronger communities. It expresses a sense of communal solidarity with people in need and provides a mechanism for wealthier parishes and church members to channel support to needier groups. Grants are made to a wide variety of causes, including charities working with people who have disabilities, family support projects, youth and children's workers, organisations developing employment for vulnerable people, community organisations, projects for the homeless, school healthy breakfast clubs restricted to the most disadvantaged or troubled families, the Guildford Street Angels team, a less mobile elderly group in Box Hill, and play activities and facilities for children in two of the neediest housing estates.
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