Примеры использования Chronically ill на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Chronically ill.
To cure the chronically ill.
Chronically ill or disabled persons.
Six for home tuition for the chronically ill;
Home help for the chronically ill and the elderly and disabled.
Special primary schools for disabled or chronically ill children;
She is chronically ill which often causes her to miss school for long periods of time.
In 1991 the independent National Commission for the Chronically Ill was set up.
And already in 5-th class chronically ill are considered half of the children, and in the 9th- almost 70.
Of particular concern is the impact of the conflict on chronically ill patients.
Home tuition is provided for chronically ill children by a peripatetic unit which also supports children in mainstream schools.
The Netherlands adopted the Act on Equal Treatment of Disabled and Chronically Ill Persons.
The right to home aid is ensured to old and infirm chronically ill persons and other persons unable to care for themselves.
How long before there's a lawyer arguing we can't limit this to terminal patients include the chronically ill?
Substantial costs were incurred in administering chronically ill or absent staff members;
The ultra-poor comprise the elderly, child-headed households,people with disabilities and the chronically ill.
Recipients of the waiver include low-income patients, chronically ill patients and elderly patients with financial difficulties.
JS 11 stated that the anti-poverty program did not cover vulnerable people such as those that were elderly, the chronically ill and those with disabilities.
There is a growing emphasis on providing nursing and care to chronically ill people in their homes to enable them to live as long as possible in their own homes.
This programme is managed and supported by the community andhas managed to reduce the demand for hospital beds by chronically ill patients;
Zander co-founded a nonprofit organization called CoachArt which benefits chronically ill children and their siblings in Northern and Southern California.
Across the region, about 111,000 women died in 2010 fromcauses related to childbirth, and many were left chronically ill or disabled.
Disabled and chronically ill people would also be able to complain to the Equal Treatment Commission, for example in the event of failure to make the requested alterations.
The same great effect this systemin improvement of children, the elderly, the chronically ill and everyone who wants to be healthy.
Disabled and chronically ill persons will be protected from expenditure that is not covered by the current free card system by the introduction of a second ceiling for own contributions.
Supports the special-need groups such as the elderly, women,children, the chronically ill, the disabled, refugees and the homeless.
The French community was sponsoring university research on how to encourage girls to study science andon employment discrimination against those responsible for the care of chronically ill children.
If long-term medical care is needed, it is provided in hospitals for the chronically ill, which are financed by the health insurance funds.
Meeting patients' needs meansfinding solutions to the healthcare and lifestyle demands of an ever-increasing number of chronically ill patients.
Groups of children and young persons who do not enjoy measures of protection include children of chronically ill parents; refugee children; orphans; street children; and disabled children.