Sentence examples for bringing care from inspiring English sources

But with careful research, mental health apps could have a valuable role in bringing care to more people.

In 2008 the government raised the fees incurred by councils when bringing care proceedings to court from £150 to a whopping £4,000 for each case.

For the next phase, the New Belongings project will focus more on bringing care leavers into the community and getting local businesses and organisations involved.

To resolve Britain's so-called midwife crisis, the government should remember the core principles of its healthcare policy: empowering clinicians; bringing care closer to communities; and freeing NHS staff of burdensome central control.

The 1,900 invited guests at the abbey service included first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, who praised Diana's "courage, perseverance and loving kindness" and said her memory could best be honored by "bringing care and comfort to the afflicted" and carrying on the causes for which Diana had worked.

Dr. Feinberg, who served as CEO of UCLA's hospitals before joining Geisinger, has long been an advocate of bringing care out of the medical facility and into the home.

Down the road, the Red Cross runs a project to bring care into the homes of HIV sufferers.

A new Wellness Center in the Jerome L. Greene Science Center on the University's Manhattanville campus helps bring care to neighboring communities.

Other choices, like tender, bitter arugula leaves brightened by the sweetness of pomegranate seeds ($8), bring care to the salad category, so often tossed away.

Children could not take themselves to the dentist – but maybe, with a mobile clinic, they could bring care to the kids.

When phones can bring care to 50,000 patients as opposed to 50, it is important that other resources, like health care professionals and medical services, also be increased to support the larger workload, Dr. Labrique said.