Sentence examples for expectations for support from inspiring English sources

This study outlines community expectations for support from government and nongovernment organizations to overcome this problem.

Respondents in the study area were asked about their expectations for support from the government or NGOs to reduce their vulnerability to drinking water scarcity.

It may also be useful to clarify patient expectations for support and advice during these discussions.

A recurrent topic was the phenomenon of building up consumers' expectations for support, but failing to deliver.

This collective efficacy scale was intended to capture adult child social ties and expectations for support and informal social control of local youth by neighbourhood adults (Browning et al. 2005).

Normative expectations for family support represent what parents consider ideal ways of assisting one another, and it represents one of the important dimensions of family relations (Roberts, Richards and Bengtson 1991).

Although cultural values may suggest that elderly migrants have high expectations for family support and will be reluctant to use formal sources of elderly care, several qualitative studies among older migrants in Britain suggest that elderly migrants acknowledge the difficulty of upholding the ideal of family support whilst also accepting and expecting high standards of social services [ 6, 7].

The second phenomenon 'to live a normal course of life' describes concrete wishes and expectations of support for the family to manage the hindered daily life.

Current carers also struggled to directly identify needs they might have as carers and the two wife carers did not have expectations of support for themselves.

Pregnancy in a relationship with ongoing violence may bring with it additional dreams about idealized images of parenthood and expectations of support for the baby instead of becoming a single mother (55).

Development of interview schedules was informed by: (1) existing policy and research literature about self-care; (2) the experiences of clinical members of the research team of providing mental health services; (3) the experiences of service user members of the research team, and their understandings and expectations of support for self-care.