Sentence examples for shelters address from inspiring English sources

Shelters address this issue by thoroughly screening would-be adopters (I have always found it ironic that they give you your baby to take home after it is born with no questions asked, but you have to jump through a lot of hoops to adopt a puppy or kitten that will otherwise be euthanized). But there is no evidence that these screenings are very effective.

We offer educational lectures and workshops to animal shelters, addressing medical or behavior issues.

Because of the transaction costs, none of the shelters addressed in the proposed regulations would work for the 99percentt of taxpayers whose income is less than $293,000 a year.

Bower does his best here, but Formula One's business dealings have always been camouflaged by smokescreens of secrecy and evasion, and to understand fully the events described between pages 223-237 and 260-267, for example, you would probably need to be Ecclestone himself, sitting at the centre of a web of holding companies with tax-shelter addresses.

A+D's Danielle Rago tells The Creators Project that Los Angeles' housing needs have shifted, and that Shelter addresses these needs through six proposals for single- and multi-family designs.

After the New York state house approved the inadequate budget, De Blasio announced that he'll be using city funds to send what he called "Swat teams" (or, officially, the Shelter Repair Squad) into 500 shelters to address their squalid conditions.

Diss High School, Norfolk: a recycling picnic shelter to address soggy, rain-soaked sandwiches.

Last week, after being asked about the Web site, he removed links to the fliers and to the Concerned Citizens site, but as of Friday, the shelter's address could still be found on his site.

Howard Graubard, who founded a group called Carroll Gardens Supports Children and Abused Moms Proudly, said he started the boycott this month after hearing that an opponent had threatened to post fliers with the shelter's address in Asian neighborhoods around the city.

And in making their case in the last three weeks, some of them have posted protest fliers that included the shelter's address, a taboo for battered women's homes.

A four-month battle over a women's shelter planned for Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, intensified this month when its supporters called for a boycott of local businesses that advertise on a Web site that has provided links to the shelter's address.