Sentence examples for relevant supports from inspiring English sources

Greens senator Rachel Siewert welcomed the scheme, but said WA still needed a "legally binding obligation for police to alert relevant supports when an Aboriginal person goes into custody," adding "this is not what is outlined in these new efforts".

We limit our ability to provide them with the relevant support and assistance they require to fully participate in society.

Judges are not obliged to establish whether those being convicted have any children and refer families to relevant support services.

Are we moving further away from the human touch, and could we be getting diagnoses in isolation without the relevant support?

I would like to see GP surgeries become hubs for accessing housing help, enabling details about the home environment and relevant support to be entered on to a person's medical records so GPs can look at the whole picture.

A military response to defeat Isis, with ground forces drawn from the region (not the US or UK) with the international community providing relevant support – including from the air.

Members of the LGBT community are more likely to be affected by mental health problems, but there's no real effort to address this, or direct students to the relevant support services if they're not provided by the school.

"Working alongside the relevant support services and local authorities to ensure that parents are supported and pupils get the education they need is essential and another reason to be alarmed at the cuts to local authority budgets which threaten such provision".

3. Malaysia sent 18 DVI (disaster victim identification) personnel to Kharkiv to assist in the tagging and transfer of bodies to the plane, I have been briefed that the forensics team and relevant support teams will now have to undergo a process that will take a few hours prior to the remains being flown off to Amsterdam.

"It should not be left to luck for aid workers to have a manager who take staff care seriously or an agency that somehow has worked out a way to allocate and integrate relevant support provisions to both mitigate and manage the mental health risks associated with aid work".

Obviously the further down the line you go the more costly it is [for the Council]." The project uses the Barnado's multi-agency domestic violence risk identification threshold scales to identify tier one and two families – those experiencing minor incidents of physical violence, verbal abuse and controlling or intimidating behaviour – and assesses them for relevant support.