Sentence examples for care moved from inspiring English sources

Yet for years, housing has been the spare wheel as the integration of health and care moved forward.

The success of primary care moved the generalists, who had long played second fiddle to the specialists, to center stage.

The administration of child care moved under the government bureau for social welfare, while other early education, like Kindergartens, aligned with the government department of education.

In 2004, responsibility for out-of-hours care moved, and the use of nurses to screen calls became standard.

A single outcome was recorded for each woman, ie, whether they stayed in low care, moved to high-care, or died.

He spent his childhood and early adolescence in care, moving from one home to another.

As our jobs, entertainment, politics and even health care move online, millions are at risk of being left behind.

3.45pm BST 68 min OK Monye and Brown are off, Dickson and Buchanan on, with Care moving to the wing and the replacement hooker, er... this is confusing.

Because many Americans are happy with their current health care, moving immediately to a single-payer system is too radical a change to be politically tenable.

With the NHS beginning to embrace mobile solutions, I want to see more care moving from hospitals into the home, enabled by mobile technology.

Handheld computers (2009 model shown) were an intensive care move to pretend they could keep the floor alive.