respite的示例

• Is that a necessary and essential step, and was this step taken by the prisoner formally before the sentence was respited?

• By the end of 1995 it was fully operational with three respite beds, day-care, community-care and bereavement-care services, educational provision and a welfare rights service.

• In addition, there were a number of admissions to adolescent facilities for functional mental disturbances and to learning disabilities facilities for respite.

• I examined him, did the paperwork, got him in the nursing home f or a respite admission as soon as possible.

• Historically, presidents have granted most respites for periods of 30 to 90 days and have renewed (extended) such delays when it seemed necessary.

• There has been little emphasis on these practical outcomes in previous consultations with people with dementia, perhaps reflecting their focus on day and respite care.

• To them, the past was a source of both refuge and respite from a frightening unknown and of self-reassurance and self-empowerment.

• Working women commonly found their work a source of relief and respite, and an opportunity for another interest.

• Once the epidural has worn off, this respite appears to have a tremendous boost to morale.

• Presidents can also issue temporary suspensions of prosecution or punishment in the form of respites.

• Increased provision and improved targeting of respite care would be of benefit to many informal supporters and their older relatives.

• If, on the other hand, the carer's loss of personal freedom is the major stressor, accepting respite is likely to be more beneficial.

• She would be taken out of respite care by her daughter in the middle of the night.

• The only respite care that was offered was of an institutional kind and, in many cases, this resulted in carers refusing it.

• However, in the first place, there is a need to distinguish rehabilitation from respite care, and to establish clear, achievable objectives.