Sentence examples for affect veterans from inspiring English sources

But some area veterans say that the shift would affect veterans in Westchester who are too old or infirm to travel and need overnight care.

Whatever the cause, this bleak trend is occurring as the last American troops leave Iraq at the end of this year, and as more than 1m new veterans are expected to join the civilian labour force over the next four years.And of course it is also occurring in fiscally straitened times, though it looks as though this will affect veterans' services less than other parts of the federal government.

While Hillary voted for Iraq, Sanders knows how the repercussions of this decision continue to affect veterans and their families.

They're introducing lawmakers to the IAVA 2008 Legislative Agenda, and giving them first-hand knowledge on the issues that affect veterans.

According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the tuition cap of $17,500 will affect veterans enrolled at or planning to attend any private or foreign institution.

Some of your cuts will affect veterans and their traumatized families coping with the results back home of illegal wars of aggression such as Bush/Cheney's invasion and continuing quagmire in Iraq.

More than 1,300 federal and state policies, executive orders and agency directives affect veteran services and benefits.

"We're discouraged by what we've seen and how it's affecting veterans in the field," said Ryan Gallucci, spokesman for Amvets, a veterans' service organization.

The V.A. has yet to fully account for how these substandard implants affected veterans, though no one is believed to have died from them.

Drug companies had feared that the price of such legislation would be an offsetting rule that would impose limits on drug prices, as many countries do and as is done in other government programs affecting veterans and the poor.

But due to a delay affecting veterans returning to school across the nation, she has had to resort to taking out two loans, worth a total of $5,250, to make up what she should have already received from the federal government.