blaw
Americanverb (used with or without object)
Example Sentences
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Though enrollment has been ramping back up, securing the right work can be tricky, Blaw said.
From Seattle Times
Today, the Corps mostly succeeds not based on inside access to subsidized apartments, which are scarce, Blaw said, but because the program has staff who’ve spent a long time in their jobs, cultivating relationships and accumulating know-how.
From Seattle Times
The completion rate is about 70%, meaning a person has secured housing and is leaving for a full-time job with benefits, according to Ruth Blaw, the program’s manager.
From Seattle Times
Blaw calls out, scanning the room until a man raises his hand.
From Seattle Times
The panelists, including Ruth Blaw of the Seattle Conservation Corps, noted communities that truly want to address homelessness must consider systemic problems such as lack of affordable housing, limited access to quality health care and widening disparities between the rich and poor.
From Seattle Times
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