Sentence examples for seekers those from inspiring English sources

Fuel Poverty Action and UK Uncut are planning actions against the Big Six, highlighting single mothers, disabled activists, pensioners and asylum seekers – those hardest hit by fuel poverty.

But rabbis also report seeing more individual seekers: those not following a Jewish spouse but who, in the free marketplace of spiritual ideas, consider Judaism an option alongside joining a yoga ashram or moving from one Christian church to another.

These require NHS trusts in England to charge refused asylum seekers, those who have overstayed their visa, certain EU citizens and those from Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland who are not studying or working for most healthcare.

However, conflicted by the exactitude golf seems to evoke, the bunkers and water hazards are littered with the wrecks of perfection seekers, those who ask more of the game and themselves than either is capable of fulfilling.

A strengths-based brand attracts the right kind of job seekers – those who are driven to apply and develop their strengths and would be a good fit with the organization's culture.

Verizon Theater, Feb. 19, 7 p.m., tysonontour.com CANYON Treasure Seekers Those who live in the greater Panhandle can be typecast as having a simple approach to life, but some interesting natives, including the writer George Saunders and the musician Buddy Holly, turn that stereotype on its head.

Job-seekers, those in overbuilt housing markets and low-skilled workers will suffer.

In Italy, Slovakia, Poland, Greece, Estonia and the United States, fewer than one in five job-seekers (those reporting to be available for work and actively looking for a job) received unemployment benefits.

There are two categories of asylum seeker – those who actually do need asylum (refugees) and those who are trying to 'jump the queue' to migration.

Broad immigration classes include "independent" (autonomous workers), "family" (family members), "refugees" (based on the UN definition above), and "asylum-seekers" (those applying for refugee status at the border or in the country).

To show a difference of at least one consultation in the last 12 months between those who use the Internet to seek health information (seekers) and those who do not (non-seekers), we needed 750 questionnaires (250 of seekers and 500 of non-seekers), expecting a proportion of one seeker for two non-seekers [ 4], to meet our objective (two-tailed hypothesis, 80% power, 5% alpha).