Sentence examples for homeless for whom from inspiring English sources

At this time of Christmas, as we remember Mary, Jesus and the stable two thousand years ago, our thoughts may also turn to today's homeless, for whom there is 'no place at the inn'.

Men were more educated than women: 78% of homeless men had completed secondary school, compared to only 33% of homeless women, for whom primary education was most common (63%).

"We are pleased that the court recognized that the city must balance its need to keep public order with the needs of homeless individuals, for whom the city provides round-the-clock shelter and other social services," the city lawyer who argued the case, Alan Beckoff, said in a statement.

We studied homeless persons, for whom analysis of risk factors associated with HEV infection emphasized injection drug use (2 ).

NEW YORK An article in some editions on Monday about Jeffrey Hillman, the homeless and barefoot man for whom New York Police Officer Lawrence DePrimo bought a pair of boots — an act captured on camera and celebrated across the country — misspelled the name of the store where the officer made the purchase.

Daleep Mukarji, the Director of Christian Aid, has given his full support to the Archbishops' appeal: In Lent we give something up, not for our own good, but to join in solidarity with the hungry, the homeless and the oppressed for whom going without is not an option but their everyday experience.

"Like many other organisations, we will have to close excellent services and reduce staff, but most importantly we worry for our clients – homeless people with multiple disadvantages – for whom the specialist services they trust and that have worked effectively to get hundreds of people into work will just no longer be there," says Duncan Shrubsole, Crisis's head of policy.