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Significados de rehabilitation en inglés

portugués
reabilitação
español
reinsercion
catalán
reinserció

Penological process to make a person again a functional part of society.

reinsercion
ruso
политическая реабилитация
portugués
reabilitação
catalán
rehabilitació
español
rehabilitación

Exoneration of victims of repression, term used in the context of the former Soviet Union, and the Post-Soviet states.

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Examples for "criminal rehabilitation"
Examples for "criminal rehabilitation"
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Bernie here was once the sort'd burgle you outta house an' home, and now he's a walking testimony to criminal rehabilitation.
The burglar who painted like mondrian
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Wearing a fake suicide vest and wielding knives, attacker Usman Khan went on a rampage on Friday afternoon at a conference on criminal rehabilitation.
Reuters
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Belfast-based custodial IT company Core Systems has secured a deal to provide Australia's largest prison with digital services to support inmate rehabilitation.
The Irish Times
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People working with Māori prisoners are hopeful a new programme which involves whānau in inmate rehabilitation will help tackle the high rate of Māori reoffending.
Radio NZ
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It comes as the government trials a new approach to prisoner rehabilitation.
BBC
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New Zealand First is promising to fund more prisoner rehabilitation programmes if re-elected.
Radio NZ
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More funding for prisoner rehabilitation programmes was pledged in September.
Radio NZ
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Ironically the University of Cambridge-organised conference was on prisoner rehabilitation.
News.com.au
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NZ First New Zealand First is promising to fund more prisoner rehabilitation programmes if re-elected.
Radio NZ
ruso
реадаптация
español
rehabilitación
catalán
rehabilitació

Process to return a person to his formerly existing mental and health condition.

rehabilitación

The conversion of wasteland into land suitable for use of habitation or cultivation.

Uso de rehabilitation en inglés
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Therefore, increasing physical activity should be a prominent goal in pulmonary rehabilitation.
Pubmed
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It comes as the government trials a new approach to prisoner rehabilitation.
BBC
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Ambac received Wisconsin state court approval for its rehabilitation plan in January.
Reuters
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Gox's civil rehabilitation process - a legal procedure that may allow Mt.
Reuters
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Chief operating officer Gill Hood said rehabilitation was essential to reducing crime.
Radio NZ
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They act as health educators, advisors, rehabilitation workers and support group facilitators.
Pubmed
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Xerostomia was recognized as a common problem for a successful prosthetic rehabilitation.
Pubmed
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Understanding and minimizing pressure points can contribute to the appropriate rehabilitation process.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: A small number of rigorously studied rehabilitation interventions have been published.
Pubmed
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Despite these positive intervention effects, no effect on ADL rehabilitation was found.
Pubmed
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The first issue covered is the failing funding model for rehabilitation services.
Radio NZ
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Does our flawed ex-convict rehabilitation system share any blame for this case?
Ebony
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Background: One of the main aims of rehabilitation is to improve participation.
Pubmed
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Setting: 15 secondary care orthopaedic and rehabilitation centres across the United Kingdom.
Pubmed
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Simon Peter also comes in for a share in the general rehabilitation.
King of the Jews: A story of Christ's last days on Earth
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Mrs Ellis said kaupapa Māori rehabilitation helped the men she would visit.
Radio NZ
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Translations for rehabilitation
portugués
reabilitação
Rehabilitation a través del tiempo
Rehabilitation por variante geográfica
Nueva Zelanda
Común
Irlanda
Común
Sudáfrica
Común
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