Sentence examples for relatives engaged from inspiring English sources
For instance, the status of an individual or family was enhanced when they were generous to the poor, shared goods with relatives, engaged in lavish hospitality, and cooperated with others.
About 10 years ago, I went to a series of funerals of older people who had neither planned their own memorials nor had relatives engaged enough to do so for them.
The family members in Quadrant IV were mainly female relatives engaged in LTC-related fields.
Only relatives engaged in decision-making on post-mortal organ donation were included.
As he climbed the ranks of the Communist Party, Xi was known to dissuade officials from letting their relatives engage in suspect-looking business transactions.
While various relatives engage in bitter struggles over a dwindling paper-mill fortune, Supratik, an idealistic scion of the family, flees to join the Naxalites in impoverished West Bengali villages.
Not only do relatives engage in different ways, and at different levels, with an older person's assisted living needs, but families may develop sophisticated division of labour in this regard which is hard to tease out but which has significant implications for embedding ALTs within the care network.
We used the Health Belief Model as a predictor of the possibility of first degree relatives being engaged in the prevention of diabetes by their relative with diabetes.
With no electricity, water or gas, many have been tempted to head south – but not everyone Tens of thousands of relatives are engaged in an agonising quest to find out what happened to loved ones In Japan's parliament there were nervous looks, then a growing sense of panic.
Although commentary exposure led to an initial increase in the accuracy of hazard perception responses, this effect was limited to the first occasion of testing, and showed no later benefits relative to engaged hazard exposure.
Subjective norm, on the other hand, refers to social pressure or influence from one's parents, peers and other respected relatives to engage or not to participate in an act or behaviour.
