We now rely on distant countries for basic necessities.

Rising energy costs have directly affected prices for basic necessities and food.

Women have also been forced into prostitution in exchange for basic necessities.

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At the present time, access to the basic necessities of life (food, potable water, housing, fuel and energy) is highly restricted in Africa.

We believe that all our citizens have the right to live in dignity and to have access to the basic necessities of life.

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A trust fund was established, and the family now lives in a house in the countryside and all their basic necessities are taken care of.

Third, many have crossed borders in search of basic necessities in other countries in the process, they may also become victims of smuggling and trafficking.

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The military has started sending in cargo planes with aid from Jakarta and other cities, authorities said, but evacuees still badly need food and other basic necessities.

Medical Services Victims who do not reside in the shelter are given basic necessities and medical care in the framework of the facilities of the Immigration Administration.

Food, medical supplies and other basic necessities continue to be provided by partners, including the World Food Programme (WFP) and the International Committee of the Red Cross.

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For his country, it was the underlying infrastructural development of the economy, which would open opportunities for earning the basic necessities of life, that was the essential factor.

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The members work together with like minded people to gain access to the basic necessities of life, to facilitate individuals and groups, particularly women, to reach their full potential.

In the existing conditions, many children were rendered homeless and orphaned or their families were unable to provide basic necessities, thereby causing them to resort to other means of support.

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However, it was distressing to find, at such a late date, that millions of human beings still suffered from poverty, disease, war and colonization, lacking the most basic necessities of freedom and dignity.

It bears repeating that the operation of the Karni crossing is designed to ensure the movement of people and goods and enhance access to merchandise, business, food and basic necessities for the Palestinian population.

In an ideal world, universal, high quality education at all levels would be worth pursuing. But, amid competing demands for basic necessities like health care and potable water, narrower, more cost effective education targets are essential.

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We have therefore welcomed the oil for food agreement between the United Nations and Iraq to alleviate the suffering of the fraternal people of Iraq and to provide them with such basic necessities as food and medicine.

No special earmarked funding is foreseen for Batwa children's education, and it is highly likely that they would not benefit from the new free primary schooling initiative as most of them cannot afford clothes, food or other basic necessities.

The same paradox applies to energy use, owing to the destructive impact of large scale carbon emissions. Even the consumption of basic necessities like food (production of which can have major environmental consequences) and water (given limited supplies) is not exempt.

Furthermore, the Government stressed that surveillance to prevent these unwanted products from entering or circulating in the country is costing the country public funds that would otherwise have been usefully employed in providing basic necessities of life for the rural population.

The very right to be human is denied every day to hundreds of millions of people as a result of poverty and the unavailability of basic necessities, such as food, jobs, water and shelter, education, health care and a healthy environment.