Sentence examples for round-the-clock supervision from inspiring English sources
It will permit some residents to move freely about town and require round-the-clock supervision for others.
Mira Martincich, the athletic director for the Roslyn schools, said the answer may be round-the-clock supervision on overnight trips.
My son is nonverbal and requires round-the-clock supervision, while a person with Asperger's syndrome often leads a "normal" life.
Instead, they rent a hotel room for him and his two siblings, with color cable television, air-conditioning, a telephone, room service and round-the-clock supervision.
The five-year-old home is a short-term or transitional center for emotionally troubled teenagers who require round-the-clock supervision rather than hospitalization, Mr. Klingman said.
About 16 adults live in each building, providing round-the-clock supervision for the students from Sunday evenings, when they check in, until Friday afternoons, when they return home for the weekend.
S. N. SHAPIRO Larchmont, N.Y., Dec. 22, 2011 To the Editor: Theresa Brown describes the situation of a dying woman who needed round-the-clock clinical supervision, and the difficulty in getting her admitted to a hospice facility.
Dr. Sacco said sleep-away camps could be either "social war zones" or the ideal place for a culture change because of the intense experience of living together, under round-the-clock adult supervision, for an extended time.
Mr. Bohana, an 82-year-old World War II veteran, has been able to move from living in a hospice under round-the-clock medical supervision to a Brooklyn studio apartment with the help of a relatively simple monitoring system from Health Hero Network.
Thus, the participants suggested designating a daytime carer to provide round-the-clock care and supervision: "Just like daytime domestic helper, she can stay with the patient... Most of elderly are very frail and need round-the-clock care.
Despite how much you want to help, sometimes your aging relative needs round-the-clock care and constant supervision that you can't provide.
