Sentence examples for based on caring from inspiring English sources
A physician's training is based on caring for an average patient, "and you may not be an average person".
The Sydney Peace Foundation chairman, David Hirsch, said Klein "challenges feelings of powerlessness, apathy and confusion, and inspires people to demand a leap towards a society based on caring for each other and for the earth.
An approach particularly attached to feminine values, in comparison to the masculine perspective, is a sign of commitment rather than rights, a collective social group rather than the individual and of an ethic based on caring for others rather than the traditional rationalistic arguments.
"For somebody whose entire existence is based on caring for these animals and protecting their stuff," Zasio told jurors of the home seizure, "I can't think of any other word to say but devastating".
Partnerships based on caring and compassion support intimacy and joy, even when money is limited.
But presently, or at least in the last number of years, we have had several patients in the practice, so my experience has been based on caring or at least the difficulties of caring for them" (GP 4).
13 Caring for patients with chronic diseases, such as smoking, should be based on care provided by multidisciplinary teams, with the aim of promoting, from all possible angles, effective interventions that ensure patients are involved in their self-care.
Kaiser Permanente's Mr Halvorson insists that private insurance can boost the quality of health provision, "but only if competition is based on care delivery and outcomes".
This sentence marks Lear's great shift into a moral accountability based on care: he was supposed to safeguard the "poor naked wretches / That bide the pelting of this pitiless storm".
There may also be greater interest in currencies based on care pathways, already introduced for mental health and palliative care, as these potentially incentivise integrated care based on patient need rather than incentivising activity.
