Sentence examples for relative admitted from inspiring English sources

When one of Hensley's relatives was listed as an alternate at a University of Illinois-Chicago graduate program, a push from Madigan got the relative admitted.

But in a government "confession program," Mr. Hom and some of his relatives admitted their illegal entry; because Mr. Hom had served in the military, he received citizenship papers within months.

Most of the relatives admitted under oath that they had never even met their distant relative.

And several relatives admitted their primary go-to news source was FOX News.

But even my liberal relatives admit, if only privately, that some attorneys have become greedy in the absence of financial transparency and public-company style reporting.

Some, such as PNCO205's partner and PNCA402's daughter, had a poor relationship with staff from the time when their relative was admitted and by the time of their relatives' deaths they felt completely abandoned.

(Interview 4) Because this study was conducted in a small community, many carers knew the staff in the nursing home long before their older relative was admitted and this was a source of great comfort to them and, as they perceived it, to their older relative.

This paper presents a subset of findings from a broader study exploring families of critically ill patients' experiences of their interactions with staff, their environment, the patient and other families, when their relative is admitted to an Australian intensive care unit.

However, spouses (20.2%) more often than sons or daughters (in-law); 11.0%)) have a need for information about the legal amends when their relative is admitted in a nursing home or in a home for the elderly.

It is worrisome that family caregivers were concerned about the values and preferences of their relative but admitted that these factors were not considered in the decision-making process.

A curfew is in place in Cairo, but families dare not leave the queue until their relatives are admitted to the morgue – decomposing though they may be.