Sentence examples for care commitment from inspiring English sources

Connections to values, desires, and personal traits are often grounded in emotional and affective responses, ones connected with care, commitment, and relations to others (see Friedman 1998, MacKenzie & Stoljar 2000b, Meyers 1989).

Religions for Peace, Care, Commitment, and Collaboration: The role of religious communities in creating a World Fit for Children – The outcome report of a multi-religious gathering on the occasion of the United Nations Special Session on Children, World Conference on Religion and Peace, Program on Children, New York, 6 7 May 2002.

The "Physician-Pharmacist Collaboration Instrument" developed by Zillich et al. [ 12] for physicians is a 14-item instrument developed using literature from interpersonal, business, and health care relationships and covers seven themes: collaborative care, commitment, dependence, symmetry, bidirectional communication, trust, initiating behaviour, and conflict resolution.

Greater care commitments, for example weekly time commitment or duration of caring responsibility [ 22, 23], are associated with increasingly poorer health.

Then there are those increasingly facing elder care commitments.

Investors will have taken note of the chancellor's social care commitments this week.

But he and Congressional Democratic leaders have not said how they intend to achieve that goal, in the face of continued opposition from Republicans who say the government cannot afford its existing health care commitments.

But he'll still need to work and play well with others, including Chrysler's dealers and the company's unions, whose support he needs to reduce the costs of its pension and health care commitments and to pull off a restructuring plan that would eliminate 13,000 more jobs.

He believes it empowers people who may have work, family or care commitments to study further.

Critics of the Obama administration's recent health care reform rightly focus on the $1 trillion cost of the legislation and fears that it will add to already unsustainable federal health care commitments for Medicare and Medicaid.

I also talked with "end of life decision" expert Dr. Jessica Pierce who has written many essays on this (please see, for example, "4 Care Commitments" and the essays that follow) and also a wonderful book called The Last Walk: Reflections on Our Pets at the End of Their Lives.