Sentence examples for dignified quality from inspiring English sources

The market for dementia aids is growing all the time and offering ever better choice and availability, as new innovations seek to help manage and ease life with the condition and help carers offer easier support and assistance in maintaining a good, dignified quality of life for the patient.

I picked my way through the first aria, which has a quiet, dignified, spare quality.

They lack access to dignified housing, quality education, and economic opportunities.

We need to do what we can to have a sustainable life, to have a quality, dignified life that also allows all other living beings to have a quality, dignified life, now and in the future.

Councils, care providers, charities and the NHS are all united around the need for central government to fully fund adult social care as this is vital to ensure our loved ones enjoy the dignified and independent quality of life they deserve.

Good names tend to represent dignified and enlightened qualities.

Healthwatch England chairwoman Anna Bradley said: "We all have a right to safe, dignified and high-quality care".

He doesn't say so, but it seems to me that he and Redgrave have this quality – a dignified and rather old-fashioned kind of stoicism – in common.

We are clear that people with mental health problems should be treated with the same high quality and dignified care as anyone else and we expect the NHS to make this happen".

"This is about service quality: a dignified way to treat refugees as individuals rather than as labels or numbers.

To do so, Sseko provides dignified employment creating high-quality footwear and accessories to Ugandan women during the gap year between high school and university.