Sentence examples for out of vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Capital and liquidity are flowing out of vulnerable countries, squeezing credit for their companies.

Those arose out of vulnerable people being exploited by police malpractice and poor defence.

But the Saudis still accommodate displaced autocrats, and we at Mirkwood offer an emergency service to move money out of vulnerable jurisdictions within hours.

His administration has focused instead on raising street grades and buildings, moving utilities up out of vulnerable basements, keeping insurance affordable for waterfront residents and building up protective dunes and berms.

People move in and out of vulnerable communities.

He added: "The British government tell us the impact of the bill - that Nelson McCausland wanted to put forward without any changes - will take £450m per annum out of vulnerable people's pockets.

We recommend removing barriers to accessing social grants for vulnerable youth who are both in and out-of-school, linking vulnerable schools with existing food and nutrition schemes, and re-establishing links between public education and health delivery systems.

The epicenter of the problem of vulnerable out-of-school children -- viewed through the straightforward indicator of financing -- is outrageously neglected.

Advisers include Barry Mizen, whose son Jimmy was murdered in 2008, Dame Helen Reeves, of Victim Support, Matthew Ryder QC, Lady Corston, who carried out a review of vulnerable women in the justice system, and Rob Reiner, of the London School of Economics.

The hospital promised to carry out a protection of vulnerable adults investigation (Pova), but it was never done.

"UNICEF will continue to uphold its mandate in Sri Lanka, and elsewhere, to advocate and speak out on behalf of vulnerable children and women".