Sentence examples for indigent groups from inspiring English sources

But if the law requires a bond, he said, it must have a provision to set that aside for indigent groups or have an appeals process.

Households in which the three indigent groups lived appeared to be more vulnerable and poorer than the reference rural households (Table 1; contrasts (1,2,3) vs. (4)).

To develop the socio-economic profiles of the households of the three indigent groups, we used the same questionnaire as was used for the national standard of living surveys (Quibb [ 20]).

Screening in Belgium is performed essentially at opportunistic basis, characterised by overscreening in coexistence with underscreening in indigent groups, heterogeneous quality, lack of quality control and impossibility to document effectiveness of screening by lack of adequate monitoring (Arbyn and Van Oyen, 2000).

The majority of indigents in both groups were over the age of 60, which would appear to reflect a particular sensitivity on the part of the committees to the precarious conditions in which the elderly lived.

However, in this setting researchers and policy-makers sought to limit the influence of the chiefs in order to minimize the possibility that selection of the indigents benefited certain groups or families over others.

The group is indigent even by the standards of rural Indochina.

The households in which the three groups of indigents lived appeared to be more vulnerable and poorer than the reference rural households.

Comparisons of the socio-economic profiles of households in which the indigents resided and of certain basic needs such as income, access to healthcare or to food (measure of vulnerability) in the three groups of indigents were based on chi-square testing (partial or complete tests) or mean comparison testing (ANOVA).

Particularly memorable is bronze sculpture of a group of hungry, indigent workers clad in an aura of misery.

It starts with a group of three indigent 16-year-old lads eking out a few extra shillings every week as a vocal trio for the mysterious Simeon, whom, the narrator, Ben, tells us, "we took to be some kind of first-line god in his nice big roomy house on the mountain, as dark and cool with trees as the beer they used to sell in the valleys".