Sentence examples for squalid practices from inspiring English sources
The bill, which would also mandate that abortion doctors obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals, is part of a wave of stringent rules on abortion facilities, equipment and staffing in 29 states, promoted by anti-abortion groups that often cite the squalid practices of Dr. Kermit Gosnell in Philadelphia, who was convicted of murder this year.
Low pay, forced-labour practices, and squalid working conditions meant the plantations depended on labour tenants, sharecroppers, and migrants from Mozambique and the more marginal north.
Societies that do not practice literate behaviour are often squalid, undernourished in mind and body, repressive of human rights and dignity, brutal and harsh".
Louis-area cities in federal court on Tuesday, alleging they violated the constitutional rights of poor people by locking them in squalid jail cells in connection with minor traffic infractions ― a practice that contributed to the tension that boiled over in Ferguson two years ago after a police officer shot an 18-year-old to death.
And its title, a reference to the squalid, mobile encampment of Union Pacific workers building the transcontinental railroad, is nice in theory but confusing in practice.
His apartment was squalid.
Today, Lago Agrio feels squalid.
Then comes the squalid part.
The gym became worryingly squalid.
