Sentence examples for confront eviction from inspiring English sources
His most recent record, "Muchacho," released last March, traces its genesis to a personal crisis he had a couple of years back when he returned to New York after months of touring to confront eviction, burnout, and the end of a relationship.
After having made a profound impact throughout the United States as well as across the globe, the Occupy movement confronted evictions at all of the major 'occupy' locations.
Here we get into multiplied problems -- the schools, the criminal justice system, the need for a mental health system to deal with depression, the need to deal with drugs and alcohol, the need for strong interventions against domestic violence to make children and women safer, and the need for legal services to confront threatened evictions and many other problems.
As a sheriff's deputy supervised the Oct. 5, 2011, eviction, he confronted his wife and wrestled with his anger.
They are members of a profession, derided last summer by Sarah Palin, that helps low-income people renegotiate mortgages, deal with eviction when their landlords are foreclosed and, when necessary, organize to confront landlords and bosses.
Last year I had to confront a local letting agent who stood accused of being involved in an illegal eviction.
She persuaded a young lawyer named Ed Koch to represent six women who were facing illegal eviction and marched into a gentleman's club with the women to confront the landlord, she said.
It must confront corruption.
