He advocated the enclosure of open fields and the settlement of the indigent on newly enclosed waste agricultural lands.
At noon, she followed the slow-moving parade of the indigent to the plaza, and received a sandwich in plastic and a can of juice.
In Brendon's view, MacDonald's socialism was "like Harris tweed in Bavaria"; his "cut the dole" policy in 1931 was based on "penalising the indigent for the failures of the opulent".
could easily have been a second calling), he gave half his winnings to his assistants, half to the indigent tradesmen of Paris to get their tools out of hock.
Far from diminishing Legal Aid, Mr. Ferrer said, he would expand its role to make it "the indigent defender of choice".
Her mother is a registered nurse at Volunteers in Medicine, a clinic that offers health care to the indigent population of Hilton Head.
Together with its sister establishment, the Halliwick, Friern was – depending which way you looked at it – a therapeutic community, or a gulag into which the non-functioning and the indigent inhabitants of the city could be dumped.
The president of the union, Anthony Giustino, should consider the consequences not only to his members, for whom he's fighting so valiantly, but to the indigent community of Long Island who have nowhere else to turn.
Moreover, the education is completely free; as the smallest fees charged on education may become a burden to pay for the indigent families of children.
Mulvaney is just wrong ― unless you believe that feeding the indigent is of no value.
Using mainly non-actors, Earth portrays the indigent lives of workers at a zinc mine in New Mexico, focusing on Ramon and Esperanza Quintero (Juan Chacon and Rosaura Revueltas).
