With dramas ranging from Five Daughters through to Criminal Justice, and factual programmes covering areas as diverse as modern art, science, immigration and homelessness to name but a few, I welcome the trust's comments and look forward to continuing to take the channel even further for viewers".
Some of the addressable problems might include air pollution, limited access to clean water, hunger, mental health, lack of education, and homelessness, to name a few.
They include illiteracy, hunger and homelessness, to name just three.
Centre Point, so famously empty that a London homelessness charity was named after it, was specifically cited by one community architecture group, the Architects' Revolutionary Council, which wanted to ensure that "every time an architectural student passes a building like Centre Point he vows that he will never work in a practice that is involved in such obscenities".
It named a gadfly activist on homelessness to a government commission.
This particular type of apoptosis is named anoïkis (Greek word which means "homelessness" or loss of home).
You could speak up on LGBTQ issues or an entirely different cause ― shelter dog adoption, homelessness, suicide prevention, you name it.
During the Clinton administration, he was named a Kennedy fellow at the White House, where he was an adviser on disability and homelessness.
It has roughhewn tables, chalkboard pillars, a resident dog named Jake and an enlightened gallery space that puts a spotlight on serious issues, like homelessness.
On the subway, he exhausted a heckler named Lori Coad who tried but failed to outsmart him with question after question about education and homelessness, which he deftly parried.
