indigency
英 [ɪn'dɪdʒənsɪ] 美 [ɪn'dɪdʒənsɪ]

n.

贫困，贫穷；

权威例句

Access and Indigency: Lessons from Morristown.
Medical indigency and the public health care crisis. The need for a definitive solution.
"This New Fetish for Indigency": Justice and Poverty in an Affluent Society
Medical indigency and inner city hospital care: patient dumping, emergency care and public policy.
Indigency, Secrecy, and Questions of Quality: Minimizing the Risk of 'Bad' Mediation for Low-Income Litigants
Right to a Partisan Psychiatric Expert: Might Indigency Preclude Insanity, The
PRINCIPLES AND CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING MEDICAL INDIGENCY. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE PROJECT OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE AG...
ELIGIBILITY FOR COURT-APPOINTED COUNSEL IN STATE CRIMINAL CASES: AN ANALYSIS OF STATE INDIGENCY STATUTES
The experience and views of indigent older persons in Atteridgeville on the Indigency policy / programme of local government
Social policy, welfare in urban services in South Africa : a case study of free basic water, indigency and citizenship in Eastwood, ...