Sentence examples for without formal support from inspiring English sources

With or without formal support, an ICP will typically transition from supporting instrumental activities of daily living (ADLs) (e.g., finances and shopping) to assisting with basic ADLs (e.g., bathing and dressing) and to providing constant care and supervision [ 1].

The participants in this study were smokers who had previously attempted to quit smoking without formal support, and who lived in extremely deprived areas.

Blunkett added that it would be possible for Miliband to run a minority government without the formal support of the SNP.

This the first time that Hezbollah has acknowledged that some of its members may have been in Syria, albeit without any formal support.

In 1974, while the British legal changes were pending, one of my predecessors as the American Secretary of the Rhodes Trust ended the institutional endorsement requirement, leaving students able to apply without the formal support of their colleges, and leaving American institutions arguably more insulated from possible Title IX sanctions.

For the experts, AAB provides a simple way to engage with a lay audience from anywhere in the world, without being dependent on the formal support of their institution or the need to visit other locations (like schools or museums) for their outreach activities.

People with a spouse had less formal support workers than those without a spouse.

The U.S. invaded Grenada, Panama, and Haiti, and bombed Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, the Sudan, and, most recently, Libya, all without formal congressional support.

America's decision to go to war without formal United Nations support left it with few friends when things went wrong.Many will argue over the parallels between the failures in Iraq and Vietnam, but there is at least one connection.

Without formal social support, other highly vulnerable households failed to obtain regular care.

Consultant Trainers' perceptions of medical education were embedded in a traditional medical education culture, which expected long hours' availability, personal sacrifices and learning without formal educational support and supervision.