Sentence examples for whose shelters from inspiring English sources

Local human rights advocates, whose shelters are often overrun with immigrants battered by crime, said the numbers reveal only a fraction of the horror.

The disclosure of the inquiry, made yesterday in a statement by KPMG, comes one month after KPMG shook up its tax practice and removed three senior executives in the wake of widening scrutiny by Congress, the Internal Revenue Service and lawsuits by clients whose shelters failed.

She found that 14 of 17 caterpillars whose shelters were decorated with frass were eaten within 5 minutes.

Typical victims are people whose "shelters" consist of doing innocuous things like cashing in employee stock options, having large families, running small businesses, living in high-tax California or New York City, or running up doctor bills.

Typical victims are like these three unfortunates—people whose "shelters" consist of doing innocuous things like cashing in employee stock options, having large families, running small businesses, living in high-tax California or New York City, or running up doctor bills.

"I will stay here," said a man from Darfur, whose shelter is close to those already dismantled.

"It's going to send programs like ours into a tailspin," said Diane Nilan, an administrator at a large shelter in Aurora, a Chicago suburb whose shelter has been so crowded that Ms. Nilan has asked for a portable classroom to add space.

That said, it's currently used in municipal shelters in New York, Spokane, Wash., and Sonoma County, Calif. Riverside County, whose three shelters take in 50,000 animals a year, loved the SAFER program, but let it go after it was forced to lay off half its staff.

It appeared to contradict the company's position in civil suits brought by clients whose tax shelters were demolished by the I.R.S., to whom KPMG has insisted that it never sold anything but advice.

Another Sundance alumni, Jeff Nichols, whose Take Shelter screened in Un Certain Regard last year, joins the competition lineup with Mud.

The Pyrenees, whose foothills shelter the picturesque Basque countryside, constitute the most ancient of the more recently formed mountains in France.