And, yes, Cameron does acknowledge that working to ease poverty among some Muslim communities (some of it self-inflicted, says me) is important too.

These speakers stressed the need for new joint efforts by blacks and Jews to ease poverty among blacks.

His government was accused of failure to ease chronic poverty or to prevent human rights abuses by the army and army-backed paramilitaries.

During her grand days as a star in the 1840s, she was also active in charity to ease poverty.

He recognized it as a treasured possession, one that could have been sold to ease poverty, but was kept in remembrance of loved ones long dead.

These policies emphasize steps to end illiteracy, and to ease poverty by privatizing many state-owned enterprises and encouraging foreign investment.

Tigers are seen by poor natives as a resource through which they can ease poverty.

Title I was not created to ease poverty at large, but explicitly to help schools struggling with unusually high concentrations of poor students.

Market reforms adopted by many of the newly elected governments have not yet eased poverty.

His meetings with various political players and civic groups are the next step toward enacting programs that create jobs and ease poverty.