Sentence examples for commitment to relatives from inspiring English sources
A combination of upbringing, timidity and deep commitment to relatives precluded his living openly with a male lover.
The system can show commitment to relatives' involvement by offering HPs better training and clinical supervision, so that they can be re-assured about the service they offer, or be guided when feeling concerned or defensive over their training and skills.
The UK National Health Service has a commitment to support relatives in order to reduce their distress, but research studies have shown that this can lead to a better outcome for service users as well.
To give concise prognosis of necessary nursing care 3 main factors have to be taken into account: (1) Demographic developments (declining familial potential for nursing), (2) Structural changes in society (increased female employment; increasing number of single-person households) and (3) Cultural changes (decreasing commitment to nurse relatives).
Another reason is that a central thrust of the model is the commitment to end both relative and absolute poverty.
I also asked each executive to rate his or her level of commitment to their enterprise, relative to other aspects of their lives, on a scale of 1-10.
In the absence of tBid activation (Fig. 3a), 2SE resulted in a higher and faster cellular commitment to mitophagy (blue) relative to WT, while the 2SA mutant only induced a very weak response.
When I was invited to teach in Costa Rica, I heard it described as the "Switzerland of Central America," due to its political stability, commitment to economic fairness, and relative peace and tranquility within and beyond its borders.
Juan Torres did not shy away from his commitment to his work after that, relatives and customers said.
Internally, the private sector mirrors the military's commitment to hierarchy, though without the relative job security the services offer.
She now shares the tent with six relatives, and her commitment to education is even stronger.
