Sentence examples for relatives that will from inspiring English sources

This weekend, a year after his death, that same isle is to play host to a festival organised by Minghella's close relatives that will pay a personal tribute to to the director's impact both on, and off, the screen.

For the vast majority of patients and relatives, that will mean local resolution.

Based on participants' responses to the baseline survey, the study team will add evidence-based components to address the specific needs of YBCS and their high-risk female relatives that will be randomized to receive the Enhanced Tailored version.

This problem is now more pronounced because younger mothers formerly derived supports from mother in-laws and relatives that will stay with them for a long period of time but due to the economic crisis, this tradition has been eroded so young inexperience mothers have to take care of their children by themselves.

Functional communication is such a milestone for relatives that it will not be missed or forgotten and could be reported reliably (see also 28).

Explain to your professor that you are disabled, or tell your relatives that you'll need some time in your calming down corner.

No relative thinks that will be anything but traumatic.

However, despite the relative tranquillity that will follow on from the current shock, insidious forces will be activated under the surface with a terrible capacity for inflicting damage on Europe and on Britain.

In Europe's case, however, higher inflation is even more crucial than for the United States — because Europe also needs a large adjustment of relative prices that will be very hard if not impossible to achieve with low overall inflation.

This results in different features having different relative movements that will introduce estimation errors if all measurements are used at the same time.

Those who object to organ donation can rest assured – as can their relatives – that their wishes will be respected under the new system.