Sentence examples for number of lone from inspiring English sources

Sweden took the highest number of lone children, 35,000 in total, two-thirds of them from Afghanistan.

The Dubs amendment was included in the Immigration Act, committing the government to relocate to the UK a number of lone child migrants "as soon as possible".

Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office or BKA has long been warning that a growing number of lone offenders are active in the country.

He warned that the number of lone children arriving was set to increase from this month as the international migration crisis continued.

What all this means is that while Cameron has agreed to take a further unspecified number of lone child refugees, he has also firmly set his face against Britain doing its bit to tackle the European refugee crisis.

They are the fastest-growing group of lone parents, and are the youngest and poorest.Thanks, perhaps, to the economic recovery, the number of lone parents claiming welfare has begun to fall.

The 1970s saw a revolution in British domestic arrangements, with a surge in the number of lone-parent families, although it was really a sudden and dramatic rise in divorce rates that drove it.

Moreover, the diagonal coefficients ({fancyscript{m}}) ii 1 could have two distinct values in order to achieve greater discrimination of molecular structures: (1) aromatic ring sensibility for setting up aromatic atoms hooked on full aromatic rings instead of mapping individual atom loops as shown in the molecular pseudograph of the Table 1, and/or (2) the number of lone-pairs for each atom.

Also, the QuBiLS-MAS software has incorporated the "On/Off H-Atoms" optoon to consider (or not) the H-atoms during the calculation, the "On/Off Lone-Pair Electron" option to consider (or not) the number of lone-pairs for heteroatoms and the "Show Debug Report" option to track the algebraic processes that take place during the calculation (see Additional file 1: SI4).

The right points to the rise in cohabiting couples (3 million) and the growing numbers of lone parents (2 million) as indicators of breakdown.

Mr Freud is proposing more carrot and more stick to move larger numbers of lone parents and 2.68 million people on invalidity benefit (IB) into the workforce.