Disarming their enemies of the weapon that they would continue a public charge, they secured the cooperation of a larger number of white people who at first had treated them with contempt.
Speaking of this settlement the editor of the Alton Telegraph said in 1862 that although they amounted to many hundreds not one, that he could learn of, had been a public charge.
From then on the maintenance was assumed practically entirely as a public charge, the legislatures of the several states undertaking themselves to provide for the schools.
In several states, as New York and Massachusetts, there have been enactments in regard to deaf-mute immigrants together with other classes who might be likely to become a public charge, with the exaction of bond as security.
Any alien who may become a public charge within a year from his arrival shall be sent back to the country from whence he came.
Sidenote: The Ticket System] As you have the good fortune to be honest, and have sufficient money to escape being halted as likely to become a public charge, you are ticketed "O.
The decision of the court is confirmed; deported, because likely to become a public charge.
The father and the boy have been marked by the inspector as likely to become a public charge, because they had neither money in their pockets nor friends waiting for them.
Public Charge), which sends the immigrant to the extreme left where an official sits, in front of a barred gate behind which is the dreaded detention-room.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "public charge" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
