Above all, India's Muslims need better schools and better jobs, as do most poor Indians.
Conversely, he is aware that urban development is also about better transport links and better schools.
The first step to alleviating poverty is to promote better schools, families and churches.
Richer neighbourhoods can afford better schools, which reinforces the growing geographical gap between different social groups.
With enough water, electricity, better schools and clinics, this could have been built into a model village.
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If we want cheaper chips or better schools, we have to be willing to pay the transaction costs.
We will rebuild a greater New Orleans with better schools, better housing, better opportunities for you and me.
In Chicago, for instance, some 270, 000 students qualified to transfer this year, but only 1, 097 spots were available at better schools.
That can surely be speeded up, but there is also the problem of making space for these transferees at better schools.
Soon, slowly, folks started coming together to fight for job training programs and better schools and safer housing for their families.
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The better schools assess only the most prosperous customers the full amount.
Homeowners generally experience lower crime rates and better schools and municipal services.
There are half a million more children in good or better schools compared thanks to over a decade of investment and reform.
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Nor has the city tackled the most important middle-class concern: better schools.
He taunted Mr Brown for failing to deliver better schools or hospitals.
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They invest in clean water, better schools, education and health care.
Seemingly satisfied with an improving economy, better schools and a falling crime rate, voters gave Mr Bloomberg a 20-point lead over the Democrat, Fernando Ferrer.
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Since the 1970s voters have tended to like initiatives that promise better schools, new hospitals or tougher prison terms, but they are oblivious to the costs involved.
Besides, the Tories' well-known broad preference for smaller government does not appear to be shared by British voters, whose big demand is for better schools and hospitals.
Schools can only improve through competition with better schools.
So that we give poor families, working families, an opportunity to move into neighborhoods, to provide some cultural and racial integration in those neighborhoods, to maybe get them access to better schools.
He may have had a point: Mrs de Melgar, though she was promising better schools, less corruption and a fairer life for women, was miles behind Mr Flores in the opinion polls.
Supporting successful charter schools helps kids, who by fate were born into areas with poor schools and who have no other alternatives, to attend better schools, go to college and succeed in life.
The state gives extra money to schools that get an A or improve their grade, and children at schools that get two F grades in four years are allowed to transfer to better schools.
He further found movers were attending schools identical to those of a control group of students and, even when students did move to substantially better neighborhoods, they did not end up in significantly better schools.
Of course, other nations recognize this, and are looking to gain an edge in the global marketplace by investing in better schools, supporting teachers, and committing to clear standards that will produce graduates with more skills.
Although Mr Blair doesn't quite say it, he is convinced that the far-reaching structural reforms that will deliver better schools and hospitals depend on his determination to confront the timidity of ministerial colleagues and the inertia of civil servants.
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