Sentence examples for care duty from inspiring English sources

The framework for collection is already in place and such a care duty would provide instant funding.

But United for All Ages, a social enterprise, says a care duty on estates would be the fairest solution.

That's why the idea of a care duty on estates above a certain value is still the best and fairest way forward.

Before closing up the garage and departing for South America last week, the Ruchelmans had told neighbors that they were glad to have been relieved of day care duty because they were excited to be on the road again.

It has been estimated by the Nursing Home Fees Agency that a 2.5% "care duty" - 2.5% of lifetime transfers and estates between £10,000 and the inheritance tax threshold - would raise around £1.5bn.

We need to ensure that the payment is fair and affordable to all, and I have called for a care duty to be levied on estates so that payment under the comprehensive option reflects people's wealth.

By "it," he means the child care duties he shared with his wife in the 1980s.

Instead, we consistently place child care duties — providing them or paying for them — in the mother's realm.

Because he is the baby's father, and he was sharing the child care duties that weekend with his girlfriend.

In addition, the emerging profession of geriatric care management is making it possible for family members to delegate various care duties.

In 2012, men in families with children under 6 spent 59 percent as much time as women performing primary child care duties, compared with 45 percent in 2003.