Sentence examples for vulnerable seniors from inspiring English sources

There are ways to do this while still protecting the most vulnerable seniors.

It includes things like telephone investment swindles and caregivers, including family members, stealing money from vulnerable seniors.

Mr. Ryan's budget "will hurt hungry children, poor families, vulnerable seniors and workers who cannot find employment," the bishops wrote in an April letter to the House.

After canvassing her colleagues, Mrs. Lincoln said: "There are plenty of senators who will support a bipartisan prescription drug compromise to protect the most vulnerable seniors in Medicare.

"But we also have to figure out how to balance our desire to protect vulnerable seniors with their rights to autonomy," Ms. Merriman-Nai said.

These cuts are so severe that the nation's Catholic bishops protested the proposal as failing to meet society's moral obligations, saying the plans "will hurt hungry children, poor families, vulnerable seniors".

The most vulnerable senior official is Cambone.

"But who we see targeted is the vulnerable senior, the widow living on Social Security who has outstanding credit-card debt at a relatively high interest rate".

It seems likely that if influenza could be greatly suppressed among young children it would also decline among adults and vulnerable senior citizens.

And in a speech Thursday on the House floor, she said of the federal health care law: "The American people, especially vulnerable women, vulnerable children, vulnerable senior citizens, now get to pay more and they get less.

The pending Medicare cuts lower assistance to the nation's most vulnerable senior population by 17percentt, and in the process eliminate labor-specific provisions put in place to rectify excessive 1997 Balanced Budget Act cuts.