Sentence examples for adequately accompany from inspiring English sources
The document does restate the Church's opposition to abortion but concedes that "it is also true that we have done little to adequately accompany women in very difficult situations,... especially when the life developing within them is the result of rape or a situation of extreme poverty".
While competition and variation is not necessarily a bad thing, particularly where variation is an intentional part of design to enable better meeting of local needs, in the case of MLs, the variation was not adequately accompanied by an integration of reform effort at a national level.
However, the complexity of suicidal behaviour might not be addressed adequately by accompanying patients to after-treatment if waiting lists are extensive, or if the treatment modalities are not evidence-based.
The CHWs experienced the same struggles and barriers as the households and were unable to adequately guide or accompany their clients to the referral services: If there was at least someone who is a bit above us, who has the power or the influence to go to those offices for us, so that we can help people.
While there are health benefits of an early retirement in some parts of the world, these benefits do not always adequately cover the increasing medical costs that accompany age [ 51].
Clinical, multi-center and adequately controlled outcome studies of high quality should also accompany the imminent introduction of LiTT into the field of epilepsy surgery and therewith permit critical scientific evaluation and rational, individual, clinical decisions.
The important thing here is for governments to spend adequately on health education.The practical case for a liberal approach rests on the harms that spring from drug bans, and the benefits that would accompany legalisation.
Personalities accompany their neurobiology.
Pragmatism must accompany splendor.
Clichés accompany his name.
