Sentence examples for removing vulnerable from inspiring English sources

They have even resorted to removing vulnerable species and keeping them in zoos.

Although the current home secretary, John Reid, has talked of the need to remove vulnerable women from prisons, the report was given a low-key welcome by the Home Office, which said only that it would be carefully studied.

This is not removing a vulnerable species, or changing an ecosystem, it is a public safety issue.

But in recent years savings from energy efficiency improvements have been outpaced by energy prices and can't, in the short term, remove all vulnerable consumers from fuel poverty.

There is a danger that in removing benefits from vulnerable people, issues such as poor mental health, substance misuse and criminal activity may spiral out of control.

Alternatively, the effort involved could be increased by removing the most vulnerable weaknesses in the system.

"This is not about removing protection for vulnerable workers," he said.

"Reducing the complexity and making it easier for parents to understand without removing the safeguards for vulnerable groups is essential to our admissions system," he said.

Under the National Disaster Management Act, district administrations may use force during a disaster in order to remove people from vulnerable areas.

This program aimed to remove children in vulnerable situations of violence and sexual exploitation from risk, mitigate the psychological damages and give them a new chance at opportunity.

Cathie Wood wants the government to put new safeguards in place for vulnerable people when removing their benefits.