Sentence examples for relative with them from inspiring English sources

Several participants chose to have someone (typically a partner or relative), with them throughout the interview.

Despite encouragement to do so, only a minority of patients brought a relative with them to the clinic.

Women were encouraged to have a friend or relative with them for support in only 22 to 43 % of cases for all surveys, except for Madagascar with a high of 67%%.

Some had come a long way, bringing the ghosts of their murdered relatives with them.

They will be encouraged to bring spouses or close relatives with them to increase their knowledge and attitude towards healthful diet.

The normal hospital rules, which permit only those gravely ill to have one close relative stay with them, have been re laxed.

Separated or unmarried people may qualify for "head-of-household" status, which has more favorable tax treatment than "single" status, if an unmarried child, grandchild, foster child or other dependent relative lived with them more than half the year or if they provided more than half the cost of maintaining a household for such a person.

The researcher worked closely with the participant's relative, meeting with them five or six times over the period of 12 weeks to develop a life story book, illustrated with photographs and pictures to be given as a gift for their relative.

So the women consulted their relatives, cooked with them and gathered 120 recipes, for both everyday and festive dishes.

When they took their white relatives back with them to visit, their younger brothers and sisters, who attended the colored school, just stayed home.

In all seven communities, he writes, "there has been a dramatic reversal of generational roles that sees children speaking Hebrew better than parents and grandparents, having a clearer grasp of their Jewish heritage and bringing older relatives back with them to the shul and classroom".