Примери за homeless

• She was homeless and had to put her child up for adoption.

• The family were left homeless.

• Providing homeless people with somewhere to stay when the weather is cold only skates round the problem, it doesn't solve it.

• The paper showed a picture of homeless people sleeping on the streets with the caption underneath 'the unacceptable face of capitalism'.

• It might sound callous, but I don't care if he's homeless. He's not living with me!

• Trapped by a lack of resources homeless people profoundly experience society's inequalities, which has consequences for prioritizing goals.

• The natural disaster left a huge number of people homeless.

• The community psychiatric nurse from the homeless mental health team described the role of this general medical practitioner as 'invaluable' to their team.

• Approximately 25% of homeless people had spent significant periods in psychiatric care.

• The starkest examples in this study came from observation of specialist teams working with the homeless and refugees.

• Historically, limited district (home) nursing services were provided, as required, to single homeless people residing in a few hostels.

• Few studies focused on special patient groups such as homeless people or people with co-morbid substance misuse.

• Not necessarily all of them were homeless; actually some had a place to live although people called them ' 'beggars' ' and they acknowledged this categorization.

• Predictors of becoming redomiciled among older homeless women.

• Tenancy failure by 24 months associated with prolonged homelessness and continuing contacts with homeless people.

• Thus, homeless boys fared worse than squatters, but much better than villagers in terms of pathogen exposure.

• We homeless ones are a law-abiding class of citizens, but even the worm will turn when trodden upon.

• Finally, although this case study demonstrated effective interdisciplinary working, formalized multidisciplinary teams for the homeless population are probably required.

• In 1943 raids became significantly more frequent and intense, with thousands of people regularly being rendered homeless by single raids.

• One such question is whether the beggars we encounter on the streets of our cities are hungry or homeless.