Sentence examples for their indigent from inspiring English sources

It should be noted, though, that there are no laws requiring cities to provide food, shelter or restrooms for their indigent citizens.

Another potentially controversial approach to cost control has been adopted by the 30 states that have "filial support" or "filial responsibility" laws on the books that make it the responsibility of adult children children to care for their indigent parents.

A23 Ruling Voids Legal Aid Limits The Supreme Court ruled, 5 to 4, that Congress violated the First Amendment when it barred lawyers in the federally financed legal services program from going to court on behalf of their indigent clients to challenge welfare laws and regulations.

The Supreme Court ruled today that Congress violated the First Amendment when it barred lawyers in the federally financed legal services program from going to court on behalf of their indigent clients to challenge the validity of welfare laws and regulations.

The VSCs and, even more, the COGESs were very conservative in their indigent selection processes.

The report found in interviewing officials at 70 hospitals around the state that only one-third could produce a written policy describing their indigent-care programs, that some others could describe the policy only verbally, and that others would not give any description.

A front-page article in The Metro Section yesterday about Mexican migrant workers described their lonely and indigent lives on the East End of Long Island and their fear that antiterrorism measures would result in border shutdowns and strand them in this country.

Editors' Note: September 29 , 2001 Saturday A front-page article in The Metro Section yesterday about Mexican migrant workers described their lonely and indigent lives on the East End of Long Island and their fear that antiterrorism measures would result in border shutdowns and strand them in this country.

Their local government is as indigent as their population.

Not long ago, it was possible to earn a decent living — or at least to pay one's bills without unnecessary travail — as an 18-B lawyer, most of whom, in flusher times, could count on supplementing their low-yielding indigent work with lucrative private clients.

Some commentators questioned my plan to mandate that the 159 urban medical schools in the U.S. -- remembering that "school" is in their name -- be required to serve the population within their shadows first, and not ever shut their doors or dump indigent patients to private practice.