Sentence examples for Relative care from inspiring English sources

For much of this year, Mr. Obama has been handled with relative care by Mrs. Clinton and, before they dropped out, the other Democratic candidates.

There was little support for the proposition that many low-income parents do not need child care assistance because they use relative care.

Differences between Mexican-origin and non-immigrant children were that Mexican-origin children were older on average than non-immigrant children, and they were more likely to experience physical abuse, sexual abuse or emotional abuse; they were also more likely to be placed in foster care or a group home (vs. relative care).

"If families don't have stable child care they're not able to work," she continued, "and while there's an uptick in relative care — and families are paying to some degree for relatives to watch their children — relative or informal care is not always a stable source of care".

Family or relative care could be in the child's own home or the family member's home.

One in four use other-parent care while they are working and about half use other relative care.

A relative caring for the baby at the time of the attack also suffered bite wounds as she attempted to wrestle the animal off.

One explanation could be that the former was solely indicated by the mother's paid work position, and not the relative caring and breadwinning positions of the parents.

Moreover, a large portion of the gap is explained by children in non-relative care being moved into kinship care; a move that is likely the result of policy preferences for kinship care rather than a defect in the initial placement.

The credit would go either to individuals whose disabilities or illnesses leave them unable to care for themselves, or to family members who pay for their relatives' care.

Janet Morrison, chief executive of Independent Age: "We welcome the new rules to support the Care Act, in particular the strengthening of protection for families from having to pay unfair top-up fees for relatives' care home costs.