Sentence examples for of congregate from inspiring English sources

Subsequent researches included studies of new models of congregate, living arrangements, and later of the usefulness of respite care for dementia patients.

Many of these tenants would be coming from shelters, nursing homes or other sorts of "congregate housing," Ms. Haaga Altman said, and perhaps reuniting with their children for the first time in years.

L. 102 550 amended section generally, substituting present provisions for provisions relating to and defining "congregate housing" and providing for design, development, and acquisition of congregate housing for displaced or elderly families, limitation on amounts for contracts for congregate housing, and costs for central dining facilities.

The Irish system consisted of three phases: a period of solitary confinement; a period of congregate work, in which the prisoner advanced to higher levels by credits, or "marks," earned for industry and good behaviour; and, finally, a period in "intermediate prisons" with minimal supervision, during which the prisoner demonstrated his dependability and employability in the outside world.

We therefore investigated the performance characteristics of a telephone screen for dementia in elderly residents of congregate housing facilities.

"Males typically congregate together, on large open bodies," says Coluccy. "They just kind of congregate and group up and go through a molt process.

Fear of congregating in one place may undermine the potential popularity of such a centre.

But for their habit of congregating in vast, dense schools, they would have little food value for the large whales and seals.

Instead, many stress that reported problems emanate from cultural differences, principally the Roma tradition of congregating on street corners late into the night.

HathiTrust was named for the Hindi word for elephant, hathi, symbolic of the qualities of memory, wisdom and strength evoked by elephants, as well as the huge undertaking of congregating the digital collections of libraries in the United States and beyond.

Friends at Boston College, Co-founders James DeJulio (President and Chief Creative Officer), Rob Salvatore (CEO) and Mark Burrell launched the company in 2009 with the goal of congregating a group of creative people to establish a springboard for careers in the creative space.