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Example sentences for: respite

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After a brief respite in private life, Trudeau returned for what he felt was his crowning achievement, the Constitution Act of 1982, the consummation of Canada’s political identity.
The Nao trade route continued until the early 1800s, when José María Morelos y Pavón, a hero of Mexico’s War of Independence, took over Acapulco and stopped the trade, sending the town into a century-long respite, a hiatus that ended only when the Mexican government paved the highway between Mexico City and Acapulco.
Three categories of patients that would be likely to provide limited evidence of ventilator management techniques were excluded from the study: (1) patients on a home ventilator admitted for pulmonary exacerbation or respite care; (2) postoperative patients requiring fewer than 6h of ventilation while anesthetic agents were reversed; and (3) patients shown to be brain dead shortly after admission but ventilated while treatment and organ donation discussions could be conducted with the family.
No one claimed that teens were incapacitated by raging hormones or needed an eight-year respite to find themselves.
With your gift of sharing, we can: provide needed home care services to the most, give emergency respite to families of children at risk for neglect or abuse, help establish a "Seniors to Seniors" program to provide companionship and homemaker services to homebound citizens.