Sentence examples for called care from inspiring English sources
In fact there is: the International Council of Toy Industries has a code of conduct called CARE — a clumsy acronym ("Caring, Awareness, Responsible, Ethical") that reeks of P.R. consciousness.
The most dramatic and heinous demonstration of Thatcherism was, we were told, going to be called care in the community.
Shiseido said that sales of the new product line, called Care Garden, had been more than five times its initial target.
World War II sparked the association to form the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, today called CARE, to deliver food parcels to troops overseas.
Ethics of care, also called care ethics, feminist philosophical perspective that uses a relational and context-bound approach toward morality and decision making.
One day, it had two ads on successive pages, the first about broadband Internet becoming available in the central city of Sunyani from a company called Care 4U, the second about the "high incidence of open defecation in Ghana".
"The Care Bears live in a star-speckled, rainbow-trimmed cotton candy world called Care-a-lot," the literature, prepared for teachers by Youth Marketing International, reads.
But overly humanoid features can lead to problematically unrealistic expectations, says Ulrich Reiser of Fraunhofer IPA, a manufacturing research institute in Stuttgart that makes a €250,000 home-assistant robot called Care-O-bot.
The admiral called caring for families of deploying military personnel a "vital issue".
In the film, orphanage owners tell a story about the Care Bears, who live in a cloud-filled land called Care-a-Lot.
