Sentence examples for aftercare of from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Labour peer Lord Patel of Bradford won government agreement for an amendment which would maintain the duty of health bodies to co-operate with local authorities on the aftercare of mental health patients.

Aitken, said to have been in contact with Huhne during the latter's brief incarceration, has reportedly said the former Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh, has expressed an interest in the rehabilitation, re-employment and aftercare of prisoners.

The "Thoroughbreds for All!" initiative was conceived by the R.R.T.P.'s founder, Steuart Pittman, a top-level eventing rider, trainer, and horse breeder in Maryland, who currently is a member of the Subcommittee on Aftercare of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association's Safety and Integrity Alliance.

Essentially, fulfilment is the aftercare of receiving and processing claims on that policy once you've signed it.

This paper, and the research it describes, examines the benefits and importance of good site practice for the aftercare of lime mortars and renders.

And keep in mind that the costs of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq will not peak until mid-century, so expensive is the lifelong aftercare of our own ruined soldiers.

This follow-up study is part of the standard aftercare program of the department of Pediatric Intensive Care.

Occupational support provisions to prevent and provide aftercare for cases of violence and aggression reduce the risk of incidents and of perceived stress.

I explained to him the concept of aftercare, a sort of debriefing laced with plenty of affection after an encounter, or scene; which he didn't seem to fuck with at all.

A mere two hundred and fifty dollars will pay for the first six critical days of aftercare.... Some of you may be interested in giving a gift of stock or property.

And although these drugs gave individuals with schizophrenia a fighting chance at living a normal life, without aftercare, many of these individuals were unable to cope with the harsh realities of modern society.