Sentence examples for concerning visitation from inspiring English sources

Demands concerning visitation.

In addition, the Debtor's ex-wife testified that some of the litigation concerning visitation with his son, discussed more fully below, was premised on the Debtor's being out on the road.

He also introduced several bills concerning gay rights in lodging, hospital visitation rights and partnerships.

He gave judgment on a dispute between Archibald, Bishop of Moray, and the latter's cathedral chapter, concerning the bishop's rights of visitation.

Other than visitation weekends during drop off we rarely talk and we only come together for special events concerning our daughter.

Concerns over hospital visitation rights were raised last summer when Mr. Schwartz was admitted to an intensive care unit with a possible heart attack and doctors refused to disclose any details of his medical condition to Mr. Hammonds.

However, recent visitation denials and restrictions have advocates concerned that this is just the beginning of further restrictions to public access to immigration detention facilities.

The last time the Vatican ordered such an investigation, known as an apostolic visitation, was 21 years ago when Pope John Paul II said he was concerned that American seminaries might have strayed from the teaching of church doctrine.

Friday's decision concerned an appeal by Ms. Miller of a related ruling from the appeals court, this one reinstating registration of a custody and visitation order from Vermont.

Because of the complexity of ICU care, prior small studies have raised concerns that open ICU visitation policies could harm patients by increasing physiologic stress, interfering with timely and safe care delivery, infringing on patient privacy, increasing exposure to infection, leading to caregiver exhaustion, and negatively impacting interactions with families [ 4, 17- 26].

The Vatican ordered the "apostolic visitation" in 2008 amid growing concern in the Catholic church over what was seen as excessive feminism and secularism among US nuns.