At 77, Khameni is thought to be in poor health.
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Especially vulnerable people who were known to be in poor health were monitored closely.
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He is said to be in poor health, and has gone on several hunger strikes.
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People in prison are also more likely to be in poor health to begin with.
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Moore claims to be in poor health and appeared before the judge in a wheelchair.
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The remaining whales are said to be in poor health, with some suffering from symptoms of hypothermia.
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It is so even if he is much older, 0003, and said to be in poor health.
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But he has suffered at least one stroke in recent years and looks to be in poor health.
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Caretakers are less likely to be in the workforce and more likely to be in poor health themselves.
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Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri is reportedly suffering from a potentially debilitating heart condition and may be in poor health.
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Said to be in poor health, he was often wheeled into court on a hospital bed and forced to sit in a cage like other defendants.
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The insurgents have been holding two professors from the American University of Afghanistan since August 2016, one of them an American said to be in poor health.
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Weinstein, who had appeared to be in poor health during his trial, was rushed to Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital to be treated for a heart procedure after his conviction in February.
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There are social and economic problems that affect far more Muslim women: they're more likely to be in poor health, less likely to be employed and less likely to speak functional English than any other group.
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Weinstein, who had appeared to be in poor health during his trial and entered court using a walker, had been rushed to Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital to be treated for a heart procedure following his conviction in late February.
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The lack of clarity has spurred rumors — in a nation of 180 million that is known for its love of political intrigue and speculation — that Mr. Buhari might be in poor health or even that he might be dead.
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Under the new president Mr Inoyatov, who is rumoured to be in poor health, became the biggest brake on what Mr Mirziyoyev has described as "profound reforms" intended to transform a dictatorship into a "democratic state and a just society".
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As it pertains to drugs, demand will decline as people are less likely to go out and party, less likely to congregate, and the most chronic of users are likely to be in poor health and succumb to the virus.
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Although Mr. Lagerfeld famously had a lifetime contract with Chanel, he was known to be in poor health in recent years, and it was something of a fashion-show parlor game to speculate about who might ultimately take his place at the company.
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Ms. Liu, who is also said to be in poor health, has been allowed to visit her husband in No. 1 Hospital of the China Medical University in Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning, but the police officers guarding him have not permitted his lawyers or others see him.
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In late July 2019, shortly after the death of his predecessor, Beji Caid Essebsi, Ennaceur was reported to be in poor health.
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Pope Francis accepted his resignation as bishop for health reasons on 25 June 2019, a month before he turned 72. He was reported to be in poor health months earlier.
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Considered to be in poor health, Hass was held under limited house arrest in what was described as "a retirement villa in his favorite area of Switzerland" until his death in 2004.Obituary, independent.co.uk, 24 April 2004; accessed 7 December 2014.
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Liu's heart disease caused him to be in poor health by late 1955. By early 1956, Liu had fully transferred all his industries, worth over 20 million RMB, to joint state-private ownership."刘鸿生" shtong.gov.cn. Retrieved March 18, 2017.
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In 1918, Thompson was treating a patient, Thomas Saloway. For several months, the 30-year old man had been a patient of Thompson in 1918. He lived at 137 Clinton in Bridgeport. Saloway believed to be in poor health, according to friends.
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Her wit and delicate cynicism were praised. Though she was known to be in poor health, her death on 27 June 1960 was unexpected. She was buried at the Jewish cemetery on the Oude Scheveningseweg. Posthumously, her novel Als water in de woestijn appeared in 1961.
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The youngest son, Ala, is a computer salesman in New York. Since his student days, Omar had been a heavy drinker and a compulsive smoker. Health problems in his mid-forties forced him to quit both. He continues to be in poor health, however, with shaking hands and arthritic joints.
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Kerwin was deemed to be in poor health when appointed and there were rumours he would retire during his tenure but served 9 years. Five different associate judges were appointed to the court during those years, an unusually high number. Kerwin died on February 2, 1963, at the age of 73.
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Towards the end of 1935 he underwent a major operation in Brisbane, and on recovering went on a trip to New Zealand. He did not return greatly improved in health, and was compelled to seek medical attention in Sydney and Brisbane. In October, 1936, he returned to Toowoomba and continued to be in poor health. His nephew Rev.
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After World War II, Rossel left the Red Cross and tried to bury his wartime memories, not even telling his own children what he had seen. Later in his life, he was reported to spend half of each year alone in the mountains. In 1997, he was reported to be in poor health due to palsy.
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He would be in poor health for the remainder of his life.McCullough, op. cit. Ch. 6 In 1939, Pendergast was arraigned for failing to pay taxes on a bribe received to pay off gambling debts. After serving 15 months in prison at the nearby United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, he lived quietly at his home, 5650 Ward Parkway, until his death in 1945.
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On October 4, 1923, Forbes and his wife, Katherine Forbes, were formally divorced at a Seattle court house. Katherine's attorney, Eugene Mecham, stated that Forbes had overly neglected their home life while he was traveling on his Pacific Coast hospital inspection tours. Mrs. Forbes said that her husband's cruel treatment caused her to be in poor health. The judge ordered that Forbes pay alimony: $75 a month to Mrs.
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Kony has been implicated in abduction and recruitment of child soldiers. The LRA have had battle confrontations with the government's NRA or UPDF within Uganda and in South Sudan for ten years. However, in 2008 the Ugandan army invaded the DRC in search for the LRA in Operation Lightning Thunder. In November 2013, Kony was reported to be in poor health in the eastern CAR town of Nzoka.
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"Entire John "Junior" Gotti Tampa Gambino Crime Family Indictment" The Chicago Syndicate.com August 9, 2008"Four Tampa men convicted as members of Gambino crime family" Gina McQueen 10News WTSP.com December 4, 2006 As of December 2011, Ronald Trucchio is serving a life sentence at the United States Penitentiary (USP) in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator Trucchio reportedly underwent hip replacement surgery a few years earlier and is said to be in poor health.
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At the beginning of 1983, Sozisa was still the Queen's advisor, although reported to be "in poor health".Michael Hornsby, Swazis' chosen prince joins Great She Elephant, in The Times Issue 61421 dated January 2, 1983, p. 1, col. B On 20 March 1983, Sozisa chaired a press conference at the main royal kraal at Lobamba, supported by the cabinet ministers Polycarp Dlamini, Richard Dlamini, and Prince Gabneni, and announced that Mabandla Dlamini had been dismissed as Prime Minister.
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In 1979, during taping for a guest spot on The Tonight Show, Reese suffered a near-fatal brain aneurysm, but made a full recovery after two surgeries by neurosurgeon Charles Drake at University Hospital in London, Ontario. In 2016, shortly after her 85th birthday, Reese was said to be in poor health, and had undergone multiple surgeries. She further disclosed that she had neglected her health for years, which had contributed to her developing diabetes. After her last appearance in Signed, Sealed, Delivered, she retired from acting.
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Since the Juba peace talks in 2006, the LRA no longer operate in Uganda. Sources claim that they are in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the Central African Republic (CAR), or South Sudan. In 2013, Kony was reported to be in poor health, and Michel Djotodia, president of the CAR, claimed he was negotiating with Kony to surrender. By April 2017, Kony was still at large, but his force was reported to have shrunk to approximately 100 soldiers, down from an estimated high of 3,000.
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"Vince Clark And Paul Quinn", Chart Stats, retrieved 16 October 2010 Quinn returned in 1992 with a new band, The Independent Group, a supergroup containing former members of Orange Juice, Aztec Camera, Lloyd Cole & the Commotions, and The Bluebells. Signed to a revived Postcard Records, they released two albums in 1992 and 1994. In 1995, Quinn collaborated with Nectarine No. 9 on the Pregnant with Possibilities EP. Quinn has neither recorded nor made any public appearances for many years. He is reported to be in poor health, and to live in Dundee's West End.
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Bevard was appointed bishop of Saint Thomas in the Virgin Islands on July 7, 2008, by Pope Benedict XVI and was consecrated on September 3 by Archbishop Donald Wuerl of Washington as the Metropolitan of Saint Thomas, with the principal co-consecrators being Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of the Archdiocese of Louisville and Bishop Daniel Edward Thomas, auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia. His resignation was accepted by Pope Francis on September 18, 2020. Following the resignation of Bevard, who was reported to be in poor health, Washington D.C. Archbishop Wilton Gregory was made apostolic administrator.
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Feilde himself was returned as Member of Parliament for Hertford at a contested by-election on 15 January 1770, probably with the support of the corporation and Dissenters and then returned unopposed at the1774 general election. At the beginning of 1780 he was reported to be in poor health and did not stand at the 1780 general election. He died on 2 February 1783. His monument in Stanstead church is inscribed: “He was an assiduous and able Member of Parliament, actuated by the purest patriotism, attached to no party, until a firm conviction engaged him in an early and strenuous opposition to the American war”.
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He went to the District of Columbia jail to ask for a tour of the facility where he expected to be incarcerated, but he was told to come back later."A Great Nation in Grief" The New York Times, 3 July 1881. He spent the whole month of June following Garfield around Washington. On one occasion, he trailed him to the railway station as the President was seeing his wife off to a beach resort in Long Branch, New Jersey, but he decided not to shoot him then, as Lucretia Garfield was known to be in poor health and he did not want to upset her.
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