Sentence examples for placed vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It said the practices placed vulnerable borrowers in loans they could not afford, including subprime loans.

In a  report  released by Human Rights Watch in January, the group slammed the Houthi forces placing militia in a school for the blind in Sanaa, saying this placed vulnerable children "at grave risk". .

These new public health challenges placed vulnerable patients, including those living with HIV, at elevated risk of poor health outcomes.

But the practice of placing vulnerable people out of borough continues.

The rent will be paid by local councils, who get Home Office funding for the first year, or under a EU scheme for placing vulnerable refugees.

Opponents contend that psychology should remain distinct from its medical cousin and they worry that the legislation may place vulnerable patients in danger.

But more concerning is that volunteers may place vulnerable children at greater risk of harm, however good their intentions, merely by their inexperience and lack of accountability.

This view is highly controversial, and in the UK the British Medical Association remains firmly against any kind of assisted dying as do all the major disability organisations, who argue it could place vulnerable people at risk.

Mr Steen says placing vulnerable girls, who are susceptible to grooming, so far away from home, can lead to them slipping through the cracks: "They can become invisible... no one knows, so they cannot be monitored or helped".

This has the potential to place vulnerable East Sussex residents at risk of exploitation and abuse".

Prison staff numbers have been reduced by a third since May of 2015, and earlier this year the Prison Officers Association warned that funding cuts are placing vulnerable prisoners at risk.