Sentence examples for give respite from inspiring English sources

The emergency measures are designed to give respite to Germany's federal states who are responsible for looking after refugees.

The decision to spend money to give respite to the near-dead reflects the struggles of caregivers overseeing a de facto hospice instead of a hospital.

Luckily, basic palliative care is not particularly expensive, and the emerging field of animal hospice will allow more owners to give respite to their dying animals without going broke.

The kids are in the Heath Hospital and they support in various ways, they give respite care and enable kids to have some breaks away, Eurodisney, things like that.

The only notes of dissent during the debate came from the party's agent in Solihull, Elizabeth Adams, who – speaking from personal experience – wanted short prison sentences kept for perpetrators of domestic violence to give respite to their partners.

However, in some interviews it was explained that hospitalisation was chosen as a solution to give respite to the carers, especially for those who had cared for a long time.

The catch took about five hours, and the fishermen had to rotate in shifts to give respites from the back-breaking work.

For once, we are given respite from their love lives, although suitors are bound to surface again before the end of the series.

Famously, disabled football fans have bought season tickets for friends to accompany them to matches, thereby giving respite to family carers.

The gamelan gong and cymbal orchestra that accompanies a Javanese wayang performance is an essential part of the show; it establishes the mood, provides the cadence of the puppets' movements, and gives respite between major actions.

This thoroughly Russian village near the city of Nizhny Novgorod has been host this summer to very unusual guests -- children from Chechnya being given respite from what is for them nearly a lifetime of war at home.