Sentence examples for take displaced from inspiring English sources

Joseph Trainor, who oversees elevator and escalator replacement for the agency, said he and his colleagues had expected to talk about things like the shuttle buses to take displaced riders to nearby stations.

St George's, Croydon and Kingston hospitals and other nearby hospitals would then take displaced St Helier patients.

Each of the 10 targeted schools who take displaced children also receives a recreational kit.

While London Met and the National Union of Students were launching legal battles to keep students at the institution, private colleges have been circling around, running open days in the hope of taking displaced students, and the universities minister, David Willetts, last week announced a package of £2m in hardship funds for "legitimate students" affected by the situation.

Challenging conditions Some people have even taken displaced families into their own homes.

You get displaced, and then taking self-portraits becomes a way of hanging on to yourself.

Dozens of Yazidis and non-Yazidis started working for Yazda, lobbying governments to take in displaced Yazidis; monitoring conditions in refugee camps in Iraqi Kurdistan; and using their new contacts within the U.S. government to locate kidnapped women and to support them after they are freed.

The sweeps can take hours, displacing people from libraries, research facilities and classrooms during the day and students in the middle of the night.

Vaccination teams have set up mobile clinics at points along routes taken by displaced people.

When Katrina encroached and Tulane shut down, he was still safe at home; then he was "relocated" for a semester to Boston University, which temporarily took in displaced Tulane students.

In many cases it takes these displaced workers time to find a new job and those new jobs may pay less than their old job.