Sentences with phrase «economically depressed»

One example of how this can be done is the rent abatement grant program designed to spur commercial development in Allentown, an economically depressed area of Pittsburgh.

The provision of land holdings as a first essential step for people who are economically depressed and who have at present no real opportunity of achieving a normal standard of living;

This change may be particularly beneficial in more remote, economically depressed communities such as the Rio Grande Valley, where after four Planned Parenthood health centers closed in the wake of budget cuts, one has been able to reopen with the restoration of Title X support (see box).

Faraday Future has already justified a massive investment worth hundreds of millions of dollars in public money for a plant in an economically depressed part of Nevada.

But instead, the victims of the transition to highly commercialized methods of producing legal services will be the lawyers and law students now working in a very economically depressed profession.

But the young lawyers and law students involved will spend the rest of their careers in a seriously economically depressed profession.

To many drug users, petty thieves and prostitutes in this economically depressed area he is more than the iron hand of the law, he is also a counsellor and a friend.

How much of that investment has been in the rural or economically depressed areas of our state?

All this development is coming to an economically depressed region that lies atop the Marcellus shale, a rock formation that produces more natural gas than Saudi Arabia.

Consumers with lower credit scores — many of whom live in economically depressed regions — also have an easier time gaining access to store credit, says Loughran, and that, too, may partially account for the steeper rise in debt.

Transforming the prior economically depressed area into a thriving intersection of tourism and community»

Our Pierce and King County clinics operate out of mobile units that are able to travel to rural and economically depressed communities, making it as convenient as possible for people to spay / neuter their pets.

He also worked at PUPP in SA - a spay / neuter program in economically depressed areas that also offers educational programs for previously incarcerated youth.

The shelter operates in an economically depressed region of the city and provides valuable services that local residents would be hard - pressed to find elsewhere.

Type II Shortages involve need for a veterinarian to spend at least 30 % of time working on food animal species, and providing veterinary services in a rural (remote or economically depressed) area in a private practice setting.

Type II Shortage — a veterinarian is needed to spend at least 30 percent of time working on food animal species, and provide veterinary services in a rural (remote or economically depressed) area in a private practice setting.

This could have the effect of chilling FHA lending in economically depressed areas of the country (which tend to have higher default rates), adding another obstacle to housing market recovery.

Living in an economically depressed America in 1897, 21 - year - old Jack London would become one of hundreds of thousands of stampeders who would try — and fail — to find gold in Canada's Yukon Territory.

This is a type of poverty that Johnson could not foresee: a decline in blue - collar jobs, rooted in global trends, requiring workers to gain skills that schools could not reliably impart, leaving whole communities economically depressed and isolated, while many children were deprived of economically stable and supportive two - parent families, leading to dangerously stalled social mobility and creating divisions of class that are inconsistent with the American ideal.

If you live in an economically depressed area, you might find that the students have different concerns than those in a well - off community.

Rapoprt Academy opened as a public charter school in the fall of 1998 with 16 students in East Waco, an economically depressed area of the city.

(Such clubs are most available to our most advantaged and knowledgeable students and are less prevalent in economically depressed communities; something I hope foundations and community groups will try to address.)

Or do you believe in a dual system, for the haves and the have - nots, and that money is wasted trying to educate the poorest, highest minority, economically depressed areas of our state?

And while district leaders have yet to develop a total capital cost estimate for the new class size caps that will be phased in over the next four years, experts say districts — particularly those located in economically depressed regions — will be hard - pressed to find the billions of dollars necessary for new K - 12 infrastructure in North Carolina.

The law provided tax incentivesfor seven years to businesses that locate and hire residents in economically depressed urban and rural areas.

Even though the school board is permitted to rehire 50 % of the former staff, the mass firing has caused a national uproar in the economically depressed town.

The U.S. Department of Education (ed) has asked the National Academy of Sciences to examine ways of reducing unemployment in economically depressed regions of the country by bolstering vocational - training programs.

She was teaching at a high school in an economically depressed district in northern Appalachia.

Ann - Eve Pedersen of the Arizona Education Network says she can think of just one reason the economically depressed state was a surprise finalist in the second round of the $ 4 billion Race to the Top competition, after finishing 40th out of 41 competitors in the first round in March.

I thought about today's seniors at Central High, struggling to achieve in an economically depressed region.

He's Superintendent of Schools in Trigg County, an economically depressed region of Kentucky.

After being honorably discharged from the United States Marines, Nelly returns to his economically depressed home - town where he is joyously received by the family and friends he left behind a few years earlier in an effort to escape the consequences of his violent past.

With the help of barge man and smuggler, Bard (Luke Evans)-- a doughty human of whom we'll hear more later — the gang are forced hide under piles of fish and, later, crawl up latrines to enter the economically depressed port town of Lake - front.

It's 1985 in economically depressed Dublin, and a strong opening sequence introduces us to Connor (Ferdia Walsh - Peelo) as his ever - arguing parents (Aidan Gillen, Maria Doyle Kennedy) inform him of the economic necessity of pulling him out of prep school and enrolling him into a much tougher environment... one that comes with bullies and hard - nosed teachers / clergy.

The film presents the pivotal years of change in a boy's life growing up in one of the most dangerous and economically depressed cities in the US.

The film also sketches in the economically depressed rural South.

Bale and Affleck are brothers in an economically depressed steel - working Pennsylvania town who choose different paths to make their way.

Gist: Written by Cooper and Brad Ingelsby, the film tells the story of two brothers living in a mill town in the economically depressed Rust Belt.

Directed by Peter Berg, «Friday Night Lights» is a remarkable depiction of an economically depressed town that looks to football for excitement and inspiration, and his decision to shoot the film in a raw and gritty documentary style only further helps in achieving that realism.

Walter Salles and Jose Rivera will direct and adapt, respectively, the story about «two longtime friends from an economically depressed steel town in Pennsylvania whose dreams of escaping to California are dashed when they're implicated in a crime.»

The story follows two brothers (Bale and Casey Affleck) who struggle with life in an economically depressed area of the country.

Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor), a young man with few prospects and fewer ambitions, lives in economically depressed Edinburgh.

It's a safe bet that the women (from Ukraine and Russia) come from economically depressed areas and hope to better their circumstances.

«But what we do know is that poverty exacerbates the impact of lead on the brain, and Flint is an incredibly economically depressed area.»

4 BAD IN BRAZIL In economically depressed countries like Brazil, junk e-mail can mean mucho dollars.

The governor's announcement came after several weeks of negotiations between New York officials and Alcoa, which agreed to halt its plans to shut a smelting plant in Massena, N.Y., in economically depressed St. Lawrence County.

State law bars industrial development agencies from assisting retail projects unless they are in economically depressed areas or would boost the area's tourism by attracting a majority of its customers from outside the area.

Referring to the economically depressed areas of upstate that were candidates for fracking activity, Cuomo said the question now is, «What can we do in these areas to generate jobs, generate wealth... as an alternative to fracking?»

The existing track / racino is located in Nichols, Tioga County, an economically depressed region between Elmira and Binghamton.

Tyre town Supervisor Ron McGreevy said the casino will be a turning point for the economically depressed region.