Sentences with phrase «vulnerable people back»

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The vulnerable person obviously makes a return to come back to the hospital again and that's not good.»

In fact, the intensive coupling that some married partners practice (whereby all of the once - important people in their lives are moved to the back burner as the marital relationship becomes all - consuming) may be what leaves people particularly vulnerable to loneliness and dying alone when the marriage ends.

As temperatures plummet, fuel poverty charity NEA is urging the Government to step back from ending insulation and heating grants for vulnerable people struggling to afford their energy bills.

Backing for The People's Port project comes from the workforce, the local MP, the community and even famous songstress Dame Vera Lynne, as well as Unite - yet the PDCT is set to launch an expensive publicity campaign proposing its alternative, which will see Dover vulnerable to privatisation, the union warns.

«Although the tough economic climate is taking its toll on us here in the UK, its impact is being particularly deeply felt by millions of vulnerable people in developing countries, who don't have a safety net to fall back on.

«In terms of going back, some of the most vulnerable people are the ones with mental illness,» Page said.

They would not only roll back the progress we have made in increasing access to healthcare, they would threaten care for the most vulnerable, especially seniors and people with disabilities in need of long term care.

Why are you, and all of the legislators who have not backed this legislation, failing the most vulnerable of those people you swore an oath to honorably serve?

It was only because the Information Commissioner ordered the government to publish them, back in April, that we can now start to see the damage Iain Duncan Smith's cruel regime is having on thousands of innocent and vulnerable people.

Once play schemes, Sure Start centres and help for vulnerable people are scaled back from April, the pressure will become even more intense.

The study from the University of Bristol comes on the back of public health warnings issued earlier this year by scientists who voiced concerns about the increased risk of psychosis for vulnerable people who use the drug.

BONN, Germany, June 8 (Thomson Reuters Foundation)- Group of Seven leaders agreed on Monday to provide insurance against climate hazards for up to 400 million more vulnerable people and back development of early warning systems, but did not outline a clear path for increasing climate aid up to 2020.

«When people are coming back [from a seizure], that's when they're at their most vulnerable,» says Dr. Bagić.

Recent evidence has found that in people with low back pain these muscles fail to contract before limb movement and so the spine is vulnerable to injury.

It made more sense that people over 50 would remain alone back before we had the technology that allows us to communicate with anyone from any location in the world without having to go out there and feel vulnerable or get into an awkward situation just because you wanted to meet someone.

However, his retirement lasted just over a year before he stated his intent to come back and make a film on the British welfare system and the Tory government's barbaric treatment of the most vulnerable people in society.

The world has some rough customers and often offers some depressing headlines in the news, and but when you start looking at all of the ways you could help vulnerable people or animals, simply by donating your points and miles or cash back, and start thinking about what effort and energy it took to start these worthy causes in the first place, you might be reminded that there's still far more good in this world than bad.

The person facing the wall is vulnerable to attack, to being stabbed in the back, both literally and metaphorically, and also brings to mind prisoners in front of a firing squad.

Mohamed Adow, senior climate change advisor at Christian Aid, was reported as claiming that Japan's decision «puts the global climate architecture at risk... and violates Japan's legally binding commitment, turns its back on science, and disrespects the people most vulnerable to climate change.»

Assuming that they will be the ones to call you back might be assigning too much initiative to a person — especially one who may be in a vulnerable position and needs a little push across the finish line.

My vulnerable persons check came back that my \ information correlated \ with a person who was convicted and pardoned of a sexual offence.

LASPO was «an attack on poor people, the vulnerable and disabled: the people who can not answer back», Lord Bach said last month as the then Bill completed its passage through Parliament.

From the battlefield to the executive's desk, veterans are coming back and choosing to launch businesses aimed at making people's lives better, aiding the vulnerable, protecting us or conserving the environment.

Minister Wyatt believes that the result is people exiting custody without adequate support, who are «extremely vulnerable... they're not sure of that continuity back, even with their own GPs, if they've got a GP, because things change».

Come back to each other as a unique, whole person and be aware, be vulnerable.

(Reuters)- The New York Fed is examining banks» exposure to a type of mortgage - backed security that is vulnerable to a sharp rise in interest rates, the Financial Times reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter.