Sentence examples for restricted visits from inspiring English sources

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, his wife then, for whom he could not conceal his passionate love, was allowed only highly restricted visits to him, until he had been moved from Robben Island, in 1982, to a prison built for common-law prisoners on the Cape Town mainland.

As a result, numerous stakeholders and healthcare leaders have recommended liberalizing ICU visitation; Berwick and Kotagal declared restricted visiting practices as 'neither caring, compassionate, nor necessary' [ 3, 5, 37].

Hospitals across the country have closed wards and restricted visiting to contain the virus.

The Court of Appeals ruled in 1991 that state law restricted visiting rights to parents and other blood relatives of children, like siblings and grandparents.

At the time of his death in 2008, the idea for a railway around the site was taking shape, but an arson attack reduced several wagons to rusted shells, which led to round-the-clock private surveillance and restricted visiting hours.

The majority of adult critical care units in England, including our own, have restricted visiting policies.

The majority of units (44.83%) operated restricted visiting with a median (range) of 6 (2 to 9) hours.

Initiatives designed to improve care, including protected mealtimes and restricted visiting hours, largely served to exclude caregivers.

Hunter and colleagues reported that 80% of ICUs in the United Kingdom imposed restricted visiting policies; they also noted wide variations in specific practices [ 27].

Health workers promoted restricted visiting as they felt that too many visitors may increase the risk of illness in mother and baby.

Despite some initial reluctance, particularly from nursing staff, many units now allow unrestricted or slightly restricted visiting as the benefits of contact with family and loved ones have been recognized [ 10], although this is not yet a universal finding [ 11- 13].