Younger age, forced relocation, immigrant status, public insurance, unemployment, and being injured as a result of the disaster were significantly associated with MHS-utilization within 18 months post-disaster (table 4).
The N.H.L. was struggling from a variety of ills, ranging from stagnant play to frequent franchise relocation, and its status in the United States was headed to that of a niche sport.
They discussed where islanders would move, whether or not they would lose statehood status after relocation and the political turmoil that would surely follow when these Diasporas scattered around the globe.
In 2004, when the United Nations agency realized that all of the Sudanese applying for refugee status and relocation abroad were from the south of Sudan, Mr. Mohsen said, the agency stopped processing requests.
(g the input operation of materials, evaluation report, the status of relocation and service; dossier management.
Individuals may not receive three invitations for reasons that include clinical status, death, relocation outside the catchment area of the Hub or a written request declining further screening invitations.
Those who get refugee status hope for relocation.
But a migrant is seeking better living standards". It is a legal distinction that infuriates Napoleon Robert, 26, a former economics students who fled his village in southern Sudan four years ago, hoping that Egypt would be a first stop on his way to refugee status and then relocation to the West.
Of the total 145 participants, 21 (14%) dropped out of the study during the 48-week intervention period, due primarily to reasons such as deterioration in medical conditions (n=14), change in health status (n=5), or relocation (n=2).
Analyses showed that these 339 patients did not differ from the remaining MHS patients on sex, immigrant status, age, and forced relocation due to damaged housing (an indicator of exposure).
