Sentence examples for shelter changes from inspiring English sources

In a letter last week to the State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, which must approve all shelter changes, City Councilman Albert Vann, whose district includes Pamoja House, challenged the expansion's legality.

The barbers have been there long enough to see that shelter change, too, from a dangerous place that warehoused hundreds of men in the 1980s to a quieter place, known as Pamoja House, with room for just 200 men.

"After class, I go home to my shelter, change my clothes, do some homework, drop off my son at my mom's house and go back to work," said Ms. Coffer, who had bloodshot eyes from lack of sleep and sat in the front row during the second week of class, occasionally nodding off and eyeing a classmate's can of Red Bull.

An animal rescue group had bailed Raffiki out of the shelter, changed her name to Kami and found her a new home.

We wanted to see how search volume for the term 'homeless shelters' changes throughout the year.

Blackpool council initially believed the judgment meant it would have to stop paying housing benefit to a local shelter, but changed its view after taking legal advice, dispelling fears that the shelter, Streetlife, would have to close.

Since then, shelters have changed policies for expansion in cold weather, and nonprofits have expanded transitional living programs.

On the run, Maya eventually ends up in a a remote Chilean island where she is sheltered and changed by the people of the island of Chiloe.

Grahame certainly intended his book as a shelter from those changes, but they were never far from his mind.

In Marseilles, during a 4-year study of arthropod-borne infections among homeless people, we tried to treat, immediately and systematically, all persons in shelters who had scabies or body lice through complete clothing change, application of insecticide, administration of ivermectin as recommended, and education of shelter staff to change and treat the bedding frequently (5 ).

Immune activation (injection of lipopolysaccharide, LPS, an endotoxin found in the cell walls of Gram-negative bacteria) did not elicit behavioural fever or change shelter use when shelter was available across the entire thermal gradient.