Sentences with phrase «vulnerable women back»

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In particular, women who do not have subsequent children may be especially vulnerable to falling through the gaps as they will not be reconnected back into primary care services.

«Allowing high - level sex offenders to stay in family shelters where vulnerable women and children are trying to get back on their feet is not only troublesome but dangerous,» Klein said in a statement.

The only downside to going after vulnerable women that want to get back at their boyfriend is the relationship probably won't last very long.

Here are some things you may be doing to block love from entering your life: You're not really trying to meet the right man; you complain to your friends and family that there are no good men out there; you think all men are cheaters; you think it's impossible to meet a man because there are more women than men in your city; you keep making excuses as to why you can't meet someone; you're stuck in a past relationship; you're using your looks or work to hold you back; you think men your age just want to date younger women; you think of yourself as a victim; or you're afraid of the love you deserve, being vulnerable, and / or intimacy.

Besides, Garner needs to jump out of Ben Affleck's shadow for a while and get back to what she does best: playing a vulnerable woman who's been betrayed by her peers and knows how to render a bad guy unconscious with a proper karate - kick.

Its research backs recommendations made in a report by Baroness Corston, Vulnerable Women in Prison, which called for the UK's 15 women's prisons to be phased out and replaced by small custodial units housing only women who have been jailed for more than two yWomen in Prison, which called for the UK's 15 women's prisons to be phased out and replaced by small custodial units housing only women who have been jailed for more than two ywomen's prisons to be phased out and replaced by small custodial units housing only women who have been jailed for more than two ywomen who have been jailed for more than two years.