Sentence examples for care in case from inspiring English sources

Groenenboom treated these as honest cards and took care in case clubs were 5-0.

U.N. files the songs with care, in case someday a committee us appointed to select an anthem.

This time round, if she wins, she said she had "a dreadful feeling that any new money should be stowed away for care in case of Alzheimer's".

Supporters of the "admitting-privileges rule" say it ensures that a patient is able to receive lifesaving care in case her abortion goes awry.

LTC insurance helps you and your family members pay for nursing or at-home care in case of chronic illness or physical or cognitive disability.

Issues related to liability and standard of care, in case of non compliance with the code requirements should also be addressed.

Americans looking for health insurance coverage might want to try Mexico City, where the local government announced a plan to lure tourists by offering what is billed as free medical care in case of accidents or disease.

Parents spent hours trying to find child care in case their baby sitters couldn't get to work (ChildrenFirst, which offers backup child care for companies, said reservations at its Rockefeller Center location doubled this week).

Regardless of whether they watched the video, some people continued to believe, for example, that carrying a donor card would mean they would receive less emergency medical care in case of an auto accident.

You should have a "living will" for medical directives (i.e., "do not resuscitate" if you don't want life-prolonging measures), as well as a durable power of attorney for health care (in case you are incapacitated but medical decisions must be made).

– The occurrence of the 2003 G8 summit in Evian and the threat of major civil riots or even terrorist attacks in the Swiss neighbourhood forced us to imagine a new system of rescue and medical care in case of numerous victims.