Their daughters had come to live with them after being evicted themselves.
At that time, the partners of gay men with AIDS were often denied access to hospital rooms and, if their partner died, found themselves evicted and dispossessed.
Instead, they find themselves evicted after just 28 days of their claim being accepted, and are left struggling when they may be least able to cope.
The towns around here are Alawite or Shia or in some cases Sunni, but Nusra – Sunnis themselves – evicted or killed the Sunni villagers, because they worked with the government.
Landlords may refuse to rent to formerly incarcerated people, and families who take in a loved one returning from prison may find themselves evicted.
After [landowner Stephen Van Rensselaer IV] moved to evict tenants, disgruntled farmers disguised themselves as "Indians," dressed in "calico gowns and leather masks" and attacked agents of the landlords.
In his ruling, however, Justice Stanley Sklar of State Supreme Court in Manhattan said that it seemed possible that, out of human error rather than malice, the city could try to evict people whose ability to defend themselves was limited.
When they discovered in 2009 that Thorel was planning to evict them, the Miroitiers, as they call themselves, filed suit.
To achieve their dream, AFC will have to evict the greyhounds, in much the way they themselves were evicted a generation ago.
I am referring to Saddam's henchmen, who were, by then, already looking for opportunities to attack the U.S. as an occupying power and to evict them from Iraq, and to retake power themselves.
