Sentence examples for support and changing from inspiring English sources
These include the regulatory and legal constraints within which the NHS and social services operate; social expectation of 'patienthood' in a technology-supported health service; commercial influences on ALT manufacture, installation and support; and changing social and demographic patterns of informal care relationships.
Schools are increasingly acknowledging this development, offering support and changing toilet arrangements so there are more unisex rather than just male and female toilets.
Time, resilience, support and changing circumstances often result in dramatic improvement, without the need for diagnosis or treatment.
Suggestions to improve men's involvement include creating more awareness for fathers, male-targeted antenatal education and support, and changing provider attitudes.
Groups are an alternative to individual encounters for health improvement, social support and changing behaviour, for example: smoking cessation [ 1]; weight loss [ 2]; parentcraft [ 3]; and self care for chronic conditions like diabetes [ 4] and osteoarthritis [ 5].
Moving forward, landowners and land managers independently and collectively must consider how particular types of land management, livestock management, and conservation efforts are framing, supporting, and changing pastoral livelihoods - for better or for worse.
We should be cutting employee benefits, restructuring administrative and support costs, and changing the way we provide academic services.
Both applications support manipulating and changing the scale of the projected data items.
Mirroring this, factors that enabled family involvement to take place were related to top-down management support, prioritisation and changing the culture of family work.
But Lord McKenzie the Labour employment spokesman, said: "Recent revelations about targets and league tables are deeply worrying and reinforce concerns that the sanctions regime is being used to control benefit expenditure rather than for its proper purpose of supporting conditionality and changing behaviour.
"This bill is about more than sentencing, it's about supporting victims and changing the culture on our college campuses to help prevent future crimes," Dodd said.
