ตัวอย่าง vagrancy

• Both were afraid not only of alienating allies, but also of vagrancy and chaos within their domains.

• Clearly this instrumental passage conveys the alluring vagrancy captured in the poetic image of the wild seed on the wind.

• The purpose was to counteract vagrancy and diminish the expenses of poor relief.

• Their proposal to have the clause on the law on vagrancy revised after six years was turned down.

• Unable to earn a living by cultivation or soldiering, these tribes 'reverted' to a life of vagrancy and crime.

• The crimes covered included petty theft, drunkenness, disorderly conduct, vagrancy, desertion and of course, domestic violence.

• It was from such useful positions that they slid into destitution and vagrancy.

• As has timelessly characterised debates about the causes of vagrancy and indigent poverty, commentators tend to favour either ' structural' or 'behavioural ' explanations (and strongly disagree).

• The mid-nineteenth-century employer in the tea districts was clearly worried about vagrancy.

• Although the prison registers do not detail the exact reason for imprisonment, they often indicate when the crime was accompanied with violence, alcohol and vagrancy.

• There were four senses in which quality of worker or similar terms were used, and these were vagrancy, shirking, industriousness, and mobilization.

• Yet, already in the 19th century, approaches to poverty and poverty relief incorporated distinctly modern elements in their condemnation of begging and vagrancy.

• If they maintained this regime, vagrancy and improvidence would be encouraged, and they contemplated discontinuing all casual daytime relief.

• Huge numbers of older children found themselves jailed for vagrancy as a result.

• While this was certainly a central concern of colonial legislators in attacking vagrancy, so too was the protection of enclosed property in land and livestock from trespass and theft.