"of care", "with care" or "for care"?

Leadership is shared at the point of care.

We always take a lot of care over the finca.

Their level of care is also very professional.

An example could include addressing staff, service, quality of care, finance and growth.

For this reason, those offering video evidence need to use it with the greatest of care.

We have dedicated and trained dog loving staff to give your dog the best of care possible.

Wise concern about worldly interests is a duty; but to be full of care, to have anxious and perplexing care, is a sin.

Why? Because the lower tiers of healthcare namely primary and secondary centres of care are not functioning adequately.

Robert Glasser was appointed Secretary General of CARE International in July 2007, and is based in Geneva, Switzerland.

Both the above mentioned factors could be combined to reduce the cost of treatment, while maintaining the quality of care.

But they must be used with care.

Animals shall be moved with care.

Handle with care, stockings are delicate.

Do not assume anything when it comes to disability insurance and read your policy with care.

In short, a government has great reason to preserve with care its people and its manufactures.

Conduct laboratory and dissection activities in a clean and organized work space with care and laboratory precision.

Proper installation Exterior doors should therefore be installed with care because of their function in energy saving.

Most of these agencies provide twenty four hour services, and calls which reach them, are dealt with care and delicacy.

I wanted others to see me as a deep meditator and devoted yogi, a person who served her world with care and generosity.

I urged him to go for care and he agreed to come.

Ben Youngs and Brown are on for Care and Sharples.

It covers requirements for care labelling for clothing and textiles.

Need for nurses With the increased demand for care comes an increased need for workers.

Americans spend less time waiting for care than patients in Canada and the United Kingdom.

Receipt of and need for care were assessed by the Perceived Need for Care Questionnaire (PNCQ).

We also need monitoring equipment to computer oversight systems that provide a new safety net and support structure for care.

Conclusion In clinical practice, special attention should be paid to exploring the need for care among possible risk groups (e.

This raises the question whether treatment could have improved clinical outcome in those untreated patients with a need for care.

Apparently, receipt of and need for care are not independent of symptom severity in predicting the outcome of depression and anxiety.

I have been in care for two years now.

In 2010 there were 5974 children in care.

If they know their status, they can begin care.

If you're sitting in the driver's seat, it's presumed you are in care or control of that car.

Placing children in care can be desperately traumatic for the child, and this is only ever a last resort.

Lazar examines the federal government? s present role in care for seniors and its policy options for the future.

Can not leave in care of helper, obviously our expectations and requirements for raising a child can not be met by a helper.

All have been determinedly opposed to living in care or moving closer to where any of their offspring/nieces and nephews live.

The current crisis in care means that Government can not escape the need to invest in chronically underfunded social care services.

The most disadvantaged children like those in care, with disabilities or from unstable families all come to funded nursery places already.

Sadly her siblings were put into care, and her parents had done nothing.

It will allow the HSE to take even more children into care with greater ease.

Of the 2200 children taken into care in 2010 only 9% were under the age of 12.

You were deeply loved by many, not least by your human foster Mum who took you into care as a 60 lb.

She said she threatened to report her to social services and have her other children taken into care.

He was two when he came into care and he'd already been through several foster carers before us -- none had been able to cope.

Children who come into care always have low self-esteem, so one of the first things I do is try to find something they're good at.

In this country a lot of families put their elderly relatives into care homes - I personally don't think I would ever put my mum in a care home.

One has just agreed to move into care and the difference in her health is noticeable with, as others have noted, someone looking after things like diet.

My mum's wishes were to come to my home and not to go into care so I am busy most of the day running around for her and in between my blog gives me a little escape.

She was 65 years old, poor, and had no one to care for her.

Dedication to Care and Longevity My name is Joseph Odhiambo Omollo and I am 38 years old.

If you put on a good enough performance, he'll be too turned on to care if he wins or loses.

Quite soon Zuck will be rich enough not to care, but perhaps he should drop GM's CEO a thank-you note.

She has five children aged between five years and 11, a 72-year-old mother and a disabled relative to care for.

However, ones little ones, out of your passion in addition to care require some a thing further, secure shoes or boots.

Kim's husband took a leave from work to care for Matt full-time as Matt would consistently be in and out of the hospital.

A small proportion of children (5%) removed from their homes were placed in residential care, where staff were paid to care for them.

A few doors away, Letchumi Govindasamy is left to care for five grandchildren, aged four to 13, after the children? s parents abandoned them.

Rafa is clearly a chef to cares deeply about the quality of the food he serves to his customers, and you taste it in everything you at at his restaurant.

It was the beginning of many questions that would slip into my mind about care in the United States versus here, which I will talk about later.

He hates being in after care and that has been a constant struggle.

I wouldn't want them to go to after care every day like what I had to do.

I don't really like it at (after care) because hardly any of my friends go and there is hardly anything to do.

We just see what goes on in other families and see the poor kids that go to after care before and after school.

Peugeot after care? There is none! Cab direct? Nada! Do NOT buy this vehicle unless you are rich enough to repair it and lose all your taxi work.

It's just the after care from Peugeot that lets the whole thing down - Laura Nicholson from Derbyshire This all makes for very interesting reading.

If you do not have someone to take care of you after surgery, there are several after care facilities designed for plastic cosmetic surgery patients.

A dealer rating system is due to be launched this year and the Renault Excellence Plan operates across the group to enhance quality through design, production, sales and after care.

There are fair share for female too such as Care bears each for SGD$8.

They partner with organizations such as Care International, SKS, PlaNet Finance, DFID, GTZ, and UNDP.

Known as care or control, it essentially means that you have the ability to set your car into motion while under the influence.

They not only teach them how to be responsible but also educate them with emotional skills such as care, warmth and understanding the natural resources.

The think-tank compiled a report examining whether oil revenues would compensate for the higher average outlay on services such as care for the elderly and higher education.

Data on care seeking around the time of pregnancy termination, birth or death were obtained from programme records.