Sentence examples for maintain familial from inspiring English sources

"These cabinets were an attempt to maintain familial or individual privacy," Dr. Cohen said.

Consequently, residents of Clean Halls buildings are restricted in their ability to maintain familial ties, friendships and other relationships with individuals of their choosing".

Asase Yaa is of paramount importance to the Akan because it is through her, by way of libation and dance, that they gain access to and maintain familial connections with their ancestors.

For example, for a large section of my participant sample, being present was crucial to fulfilling their obligations to take care of the older parents and maintain familial relationships.

In addition to offering a plethora of delicious seasonal recipes, the book explores how Italians eat: from the structure of the meals, to the ingredients, to an exploration of how dining together helps establish and maintain familial and social bonds.

The APD, giving the possibility to continue to work and to maintain familial and social activities, can be considered a good "bridge" between CKD and renal transplantation (as showed in Figure  1A, at the moment, patients added to the waiting list for transplantation are more than 30%).

Five participants reported the importance of maintaining familial privacy by not speaking to people outside of the family about mental health problems.

The challenges of Haiti's poverty and the difficulties of maintaining familial ties with those who have immigrated to the United States are recurring themes in Danticat's work.

This includes maintaining familial relationships, cultivating educational opportunities, offering mental health and substance abuse services, and organizing halfway houses and transitional resources upon release.

This contradiction between the socio-cultural and political background has become the source of ambiguity for the Indonesians, especially in applying the values of men and women in the daily practice of maintaining familial relationships.

But here, they can just want to stare you, and point to you, and assault you and talking behind you, but they cannot hurt you so much, because there is a government.– Somali GBV survivor, Addis Ababa Close proximity and maintained familial and social networks in the country of origin also facilitated cross-border perpetrations of violence.