Sentence examples for community arrangements from inspiring English sources

Management, in the terminology of the course, seeks to encompass a broad array of strategic dispositions both spatial and representational, including but not limited to: technocratic governance, community arrangements or resistances, and individual affect.

The rich world and even emerging regions like China, Russia, Brazil and the Middle East are experiencing various levels of a demographic slowdown, which will inevitably lead to slowing growth and social dislocation as (whether through formal pensions systems or informal community arrangements) less workers have to care for more elders.

Household and community arrangements among the Luo have been significantly altered in recent decades due to the AIDS epidemic, scarce employment opportunities and male labour migration [ 16].

The aggregate annual savings that might be achieved by substituting the preferred community arrangements for inpatient admission were then estimated, drawing on information about the yearly number of admissions in each case type and the likely length of inpatient stay.

The NHS must ensure that money is transferred with individuals to their community based arrangements, enabling local providers to hire staff and develop these services in anticipation of the change.

Regular project activities to identify test and assess co-ordination and administration mechanisms for community management arrangements within larger fishery and wetland systems.

Homelessness as a dimensional concept reflecting instability of community living arrangements was examined in an urban state hospital's sample of 187 aftercare patients with chronic mental illness.

Terms of their separate and community property arrangements were still to be determined, the filing said.

Table  6 compares the estimated weekly costs of the community care arrangements proposed by the experts with those of the care patients actually received prior to inpatient admission.

> Inequitable distribution of benefits is a common failing of subsidized health care (World Bank 2004b; Gwatkin et al. 2005), and the importance of equitable coverage within community financing arrangements is being increasingly emphasized.

In total, we identified 54 institutions, including nursing homes, homes for the elderly (i.e. residential institutions where elderly occupants have their permanent address), facilities that combine nursing homes and homes for the elderly, and a few other types of facilities (e.g. houses with community living arrangements).