Sentence examples for frail commitment from inspiring English sources
What is already clear is that Russia's frail commitment to human rights and the rule of law is weakening.
Joan's caring devotion to her mother is reflected in her deep commitment and compassion for New York's frail homebound elderly.
The Citymeals-on-Wheels family deeply mourns the death of Marty Silverman whose caring generosity has lovingly nourished New York's frail elderly for over two decades and whose passionate commitment to helping others continues to inspire his children and grandchildren.
However, that system remains frail; vulnerable to being undermined by the withdrawal of states' commitment to the court.
"When you have a situation where churches are burned and when nursing homes that are under construction to deal with frail elders are burned to the ground, there has to be a commitment to the rule of law and to law enforcement," Jeb Bush told reporters Tuesday.
This situation is particularly concerning in long-term care (LTC) facilities, where residents are older, frailer, and may be receiving multiple medications for comorbidities, thus requiring a greater commitment of nurse time.
How is it that some newspapers (a declining minority of them, as the authors punctuate anew) are able to retain the commitment to public service and to news that is now leaking fast from the frail vessels bearing Rather, Brokaw, Jennings & Company?
In a study of caregivers of frail older adults with illness or disability, Reid et al. found that exchanges of respect, regard and commitment between caregiver and care recipient, and balance in caregiving between caregiver and other family members were associated with lower levels of developmental, physical, social and emotional caregiver burdens [ 29].
