Sentence examples for shelters failed from inspiring English sources

The disclosure of the inquiry, made yesterday in a statement by KPMG, comes one month after KPMG shook up its tax practice and removed three senior executives in the wake of widening scrutiny by Congress, the Internal Revenue Service and lawsuits by clients whose shelters failed.

Stadiums as Homeless Shelters (Failed): Would have required stadium owners to return tax money if they do not use stadiums as homeless shelters.

The Dymaxion Deployment Unit, which Fuller imagined being used as a mobile shelter, failed because after the United States entered the Second World War he could no longer obtain any steel.

It hardly matters if large numbers of people outside this narrow area do not seek shelter, fail to evacuate or even get stuck in traffic: they are not at risk.

"Shelter fail to recognise that our efforts to cut the record deficit we inherited have helped keep interest rates at a record low and home ownership at its most affordable since 2007".

The two former top executives at Sprint and the indicted former chief executive and chairman of Tyco International, L. Dennis Kozlowski, bought shelters in failed attempts to delay their taxes for up to 30 years.

The kingdom also functioned as a refuge for rebels from the south seeking shelter after failed political coups.

Due to the particular economic conditions in Iran, hurriedly made post-earthquake emergency shelters often fail in complying with the minimum needs of the occupants.

B1 City Shelter Policy Voided A state judge said the Giuliani administration could not bar single adults from shelters if they failed to meet work requirements and other welfare eligibility rules.

Nearly two years ago, a state judge ruled that the Giuliani administration could not bar adults from shelters if they failed to meet work requirements and other welfare eligibility rules.

In February, a state judge blocked an administration effort to bar homeless people from shelters if they failed to meet work requirements and other welfare eligibility rules.