Sentences with phrase «by relatives»

About 65 percent of the youth we serve live with foster families, and 35 percent are being cared for by relatives in kinship care arrangements that we support in collaboration with other agencies.

The quality of a protein source is determined by its relative amounts of these essential amino acids.

Their children are cared for by relatives, by in - home caregivers, and in family day care homes and centers.

There were also larger numbers for certain ages and ethnic groups, for example 1 in 9 African boys age 15 - 17 was found to be being raised by relatives.

An academy trust already under - fire over related party transactions broke the rules when it made a political donation and paid a company owned by a relative of a...

This care and is often provided by relatives but often the burden on family members and the time and costs involved become too much and thus the need for long term care insurance.

Also, declines in new dwelling construction are likely to be partially offset by relative strength in renovation activity.

There is also evidence that educational attainment can be influenced by the relative size of a birth cohort.

This is determined by the amount of critical comments made by the relative.

However, currency strength / weakness is driven by relative economic performance not absolute.

How much of each of these nutrients goes into the blood stream versus being lost in the stool is variable by relative amount, hormonal balance, and even time of day.

One young woman he worked with had been sexually abused by a relative, was getting into fights in school and was on the verge of dropping out.

This flexibility allows neural nets to outperform other forms of machine learning — which are limited by their relative simplicity — and sometimes even humans.

Adoption by a relative happens when someone in the biological parent's family adopts the child.

These metrics are heavily influenced not only by the relative health of public financial markets but also the ability for strategic buyers to acquire private companies.

This is not a decision that a court makes lightly and supporting evidence must be presented by a relative when seeking custody of a child.

In brief, upgrading involves the ranking of funds by relative performance in several risk categories; one sells the lowest ranked funds and «upgrades» to the highest ranked funds.

The amount of smaller currency used will simply be multiplied by its relative weakness so there is no difference right?

The enormous pressures and long hours in term time are currently balanced by relative job security, a guaranteed pay structure and good holidays to recover and continue.

The data is processed every month using an algorithm designed to measure nearby illnesses judging by their relative reproductive score as well as other external factors including population density and demographics.

It also means that a lot of British regulation is going to be determined by the relative costs of doing business.

The majority of crimes are committed by a relative handful of repeat offenders who typically display serious behavior problems in early childhood.

In those cases the notice can be filed by any relative, attorney, or agent representing the claimant.

The club itself is colourful and suggests an accessible experience, a suggestion reinforced by the relative ease of the otherwise - pointless practice rounds.

The letter was signed by relatives of each victim.

Even so, if games are to be compared by their relative depth of storytelling, it is apparent that there has been a turn for the worst.

The next two to three years are marked by relative peace.

The next two to three years are marked by relative peace.

The rating system hierarchy is first by evaluation period, then investment category, and then by relative return.

We were in the army so we were never at home by our relatives.

When she returns home, she walks into the unchanged world of her childhood, looked at by relatives and former friends with curiosity and concern.

Aside from being ranked by relative difficulty, levels can also be created for specific areas of a business, meaning every learner finds themselves on the ideal path for their job.

It's made even more so by the relative sense of formal restraint.

Many of these had been abandoned by their relatives.

After his death his few possessions were not inherited by his relatives but were distributed among the poor.

The milk was labeled and stored in the ward fridge and would be collected by my relatives the next day and taken home to my baby.

And frankly most bad things happen by relatives or people you know.

With the holiday season just around the corner, first - time moms tend to draw a blank when asked by relatives and friends what they need in terms of gifts for the baby.

If you're heading to parties, your little one may get passed around a lot by relatives and friends.

But imagine how much nicer it is to pop a ready to eat meal made with love by your relatives?

They have been both sent here by their relatives, who did not want to deal with their children and their problems.

In addition, the distribution of benefits within states between short - term and career teachers will be governed by the relative influence of junior versus senior educators in educator groups and state politics.

This is a matter of judging the success of a method of publication by the relative number of those who succeed rather than the raw number.

This result is primarily driven by the relative tax efficiency of the globally diversified portfolio.