option for the poor造句

• The college has an admission policy of preferential option for the poor.
• Such a university must take into account the preferential option for the poor.
• It is dedicated to the option for the poor.
• This is consistent with the principle of the founders on the preferential option for the poor.
• What we hope is that MDR-TB may be the way of pushing forward this option for the poor movement.
• But removing carpets is the only sure way to eradicate mites there, seldom an option for the poor or renters.
• It brought us back to Catholic traditions that had been on the back burner, like the preferential option for the poor,
• That philosophy springs from Roman Catholic liberation theology, which says it's imperative to give preferential options for the poor.
• When instituting public policy we must always keep the " preferential option for the poor " at the forefront of our minds.
• Several representatives of liberation theology use the " option for the poor " also as a criterion for assessing environmental conflicts.
• For the past 30 years, the church in Latin America has been guided by a " preferential option for the poor,"
• Under Superior General Pedro Arrupe, social justice and the preferential option for the poor emerged as dominant themes of the work of the Jesuits.
• In 1979, the subsequent bishops'conference in Mexico officially declared the Latin American Church's " preferential option for the poor ".
• He said Bergoglio accepted the premise of liberation theology, especially the option for the poor, but in a'nonideological'fashion ."
• Therefore, when instituting public policy one must always keep the " preferential option for the poor " at the forefront of one's mind.
• Quoting from the prophet Amos'warnings against those who exploit the poor, Vera Lopez referred to liberation theology's preferential option for the poor.
• Furthermore, the " preferential option for the poor " endorsed at Vatican II has been subject to " a series of deviations,"
• Guti閞rez also popularized the phrase " preferential option for the poor ", which became a slogan of liberation theology and later appeared in addresses of the Pope.
• Moltmann not only views salvation as Christ's " preferential option for the poor, " but also as offering the hope of reconciliation to the oppressors of the poor.
• According to Sento S? " Politics, from a " Brizolista " viewpoint, is above all to assume a radical option for the poor and the meek ".