Examples of using Indigent in English and their translations into Slovak
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An indigent died.
So they are not indigent.
Indigent defense has been under-funded.
That's what happens, you die indigent.
Dashrath Manjhi was an indigent laborer from Gehlaur village near Gaya in Bihar, India.
The Most Powerful stoops to enrich the indigent!
If the party is not financially secure(i.e. indigent) and the intended action has prospects of success and does not appear vexatious.
I think it's important that we honor our Indian… Indigent people.
Then he heard about Compassionate Burials for Indigent Babies(CBIB), an organization that provides precisely the service they needed.
In many cases, especially in more remote regions,defense counsel was not available for indigent defendants.
For over 15 years,First Defense Legal Aid has been dedicated to issues of indigent defense, police accountability, and the protection of civil rights.
Until the expansion of the cemetery in 1926, it was the outermost part of the cemetery andtherefore used for burials of mostly indigent Jews.
And right now, she's telling him of her plan to help the indigent population of some depressed country.
If you have private health insurance, you stillpay taxes for Medicare and Medicaid and emergency room care for the indigent.
Assistance to families or single persons in indigent circumstances through the distribution of basic necessities such as: foodstuffs, clothing, medicines, and more;
A centre of excellence providingcomprehensive care free of cost to thousands of indigent cancer patients.
It would raise the fallen from the dust, enrich the indigent children of Adam, place them above all their miseries and seat them with the princes of his glory(I Kings 2, 8).
This option will have high social impacts as it will widen access to legal aid andconsequently the possibility of a fair trial for indigent suspected and accused persons.
The Claims Officeris of the opinion that the offender is not indigent or unless it is shown that the legal action to claim compensation was made without a favourable outcome;
She does not intend merely to uphold the present condition of things as if it were an expression of the divine Will,or to protect on principle the rich and plutocrats against the poor and indigent….
The archbishop of the Trenton diocesehas disputed the state's decision to remove the indigent man from life-support systems asking that Catholics all over the country join in this protest against euthanasia.
Plaintiffs' counsel representing individuals in private claims will typically work on acontingency fee basis, allowing even poor or indigent plaintiffs to seek redress.
It has resulted in the indiscriminate arrival of indigent people, fuelling each day the sense of despair that exists and leading people to the inevitable short cut of breaking the law.
The following organizations and attorneys(see link below for listing)provide free legal services and/or referrals for such services to indigent individuals in immigration removal proceedings, pursuant to 8 CFR§1003.61.
Needham says that in the past, deserving patients- ranging from the indigent to seniors with dementia- were accommodated with taxis,"but that would require us to hand them a voucher in person, so this(ride hailing) is much more efficient.".
The introduction to each page states:"The followingorganizations and attorneys provide free legal services and/or referrals for such services to indigent individuals in immigration removal proceedings, pursuant to 8 CFR§ 1003.61.
Mother Teresa's“hospitals” for the indigent in India and elsewhere turned out to be hardly more than human warehouses in which seriously ill persons lay on mats, sometimes fifty to sixty in a room without benefit of adequate medical attention.
Bertini the honorary degree of Doctor Honoris Causa for her personal contribution to alleviating the suffering of peopleon the Earth, care for groups of indigent people of all world communities, and for her efforts focused on justice and eradication of poverty in the world.
Mother Teresa's“hospitals” for the indigent in India and elsewhere turned out to be hardly more than human warehouses in which seriously ill persons lay on mats, sometimes fifty to sixty in a room without benefit of adequate medical attention.
As far as required the court can give legal aid by(wholly or partially)freeing the indigent party from court fees and the other fees mentioned under question 1 and by providing legal representation free of charge.

