The phrase "ask homeless" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to asking questions of or about homeless individuals, but it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "If you want to understand their situation better, you should ask homeless people about their experiences."
Alternatives: "inquire with the homeless" or "question homeless individuals".
Still in the Walk, I ask homeless people first.
Ask homeless man with F.D.N.Y. cap if he's seen anything suspicious.
He said his unit was told to ask homeless people if they wanted to go to a shelter.
Officers would ask homeless if they needed social services, but if they returned, the officers could arrest them.
Mr. Nowak said the issue of where to place homeless sex offenders arose in 2002 after the County Legislature adopted a law requiring the Department of Social Services to ask homeless people who request housing whether they are convicted sex offenders.
Ask a villager in Nigeria how he or she is benefiting from the oil that country's exported, or ask homeless residents of Eastern Congo how much the coltan and copper mines are worth when rebels and corporate security forces have destroyed their homes.
The authority has now asked homeless service organizations like Unity of Greater New Orleans and the Capital Area Alliance for the Homeless in Baton Rouge to help find stable housing for the hotel occupants.
Mr. Steyer's letter, dated Nov. 19, stems from an article in The Los Angeles Downtown News that detailed reporters' observations of signature gatherers asking homeless people on the city's notorious Skid Row for their signatures to help qualify the electoral vote initiative and three others, as well as asking them to fill out voter registration cards.
In one, he asked homeless people to sit for self-portraits in a photo booth; in another, he spent two years shooting what he calls "stolen portraits" of commuters in the Paris Metro, with a camera around his neck and a shutter release hidden in his pocket.
He said he always asked homeless people what they needed most.
We asked homeless people around Auckland city if they feel included in the clean, green New Zealand dream.
