Sentence examples for persons wellbeing from inspiring English sources
The complainant had raised the issue with the corrections commissioner, but the response "did nothing to reassure the complainant of the young persons' wellbeing".
The 6 Quality of life instruments that the AQOL8D was compared with included: EuroQoL, Health Utilities Index Mark 3, Short Form Six Dimensions, Person Wellbeing Index, Satisfaction with Life Scale and Kessler Psychological Distress Scale.
Hence, when the health of an Aboriginal person's family is threatened, so is their personal wellbeing.
Experimental studies applying short-term exposure to base station signals gave various results, but there is weak evidence that UMTS and to a lesser degree GSM signals reduce wellbeing in persons that report to be sensitive to such exposures.
On such an account, an act harms a person only if that act makes that person worse off than he or she would have been under an alternative act; a person p is not harmed at a given world w unless there exists some alternate world w' such that p has more wellbeing at w' than p has at w; an act that maximizes wellbeing for a person at a world w cannot harm that person at w.
The guidance confirms that when considering a person's wellbeing, councils must begin "with the assumption that the individual is best-placed to judge the individual's wellbeing".
Our primary outcomes of interest were wellbeing of the person with dementia and of their family.
Our primary outcome of interest was whether the intervention led to a measurable impact on wellbeing for the person with dementia and their family.
The approach is detailed in Table 2.> -wrap-foot> aIf sample size above 1000 or more we considered this criteria to have been reached We were interested in evaluating whether the intervention led to a measurable impact on wellbeing for the person with dementia and their family, including aspects of care of relevance at the EOL.
This doesn't only drag down a young person's wellbeing, but our entire economy as well.
We know that when normal connections with others are interrupted or abused a person's wellbeing is affected.
