Spoilt, neglected, ailing, or overdressed babies are not excluded.
Drugs and medications are to treat ailing and lame horses, and ailing or lame horses are not permitted to race in ethical racing jurisdictions.
And though it's a fair-minded idea to give applicants credit for helping their families, colleges considering this should prepare to be inundated by essays about students who wake up at 4 30 each morning to clean the toilets so that their ailing or hard-working parents won't have to.
Dealers shop for doctors who may be busy, slipshod or quietly cooperative, and then they obtain multiple prescriptions in several areas using the same ailing or not-so-ailing patients, the police say.
It would be possible to pull public financing data from CrunchBase, for instance, but there are lots of problem with using only public data (if that's what CB Insights is doing) to judge whether a startup is ailing since not all rounds are disclosed in full or disclosed promptly.
In 2003, the Venice Film Festival gave him a lifetime achievement award, but Mr. Manfredi, already ailing, could not attend.
Sheik Zayed, who is ailing, did not attend the meeting today but submitted his proposal in a written statement.
The reason it is ailing is not because of its principles promoting economic openness and trade, many of which China is practicing better than we are lately.
Children need to be helped with what is ailing them, not be simplistically given a pill and expected to become little angels in the classroom.
Indeed, while the Fed's rate cut soothed investors, it treated only a symptom of the ailing markets, not the ailment itself.
I sat and talked to him for hours years ago, when he was ailing and not able to play golf anymore.
