Sentence examples for care noting from inspiring English sources

"Shelter is the most critical need now," said Hasan Muzamdar, the country director of the relief agency CARE, noting that nighttime temperatures fall to 40 degrees.

Charlesworth said, as a first step, the £1.5bn "underspend" in the NHS should be redirected to pay for social care, noting that £500m had instead been used to pay off the deficit in the March budget.

For instance, the administration has cited advances in health care, noting that 60 percent of Afghans are within an hour walk of a health clinic compared with 9 percent in 2001.

McKim, Mead & White detailed the marquee for 998 Fifth Avenue with great care, noting in their drawings that the Uris firm had to submit models for the filigree on the ornamental trusses underneath the glazing, the supporting chains and the ornamental brackets and retaining escutcheons on the wall.

Experts and doctors also point to the state's failure to leap into action as evidence of an overall lax attitude toward disciplinary matters and patient care, noting that the state took four months to suspend Dr. Zarkin's license to practice medicine.

"They miss their families, but that is not necessarily a medical condition," said Dr. Jorge Díaz, who oversees the team of about 15 doctors handling the miners' care, noting that two of the men have pregnant wives waiting up top in the makeshift tent city called Camp Hope.

For example, Labor's Plan for High Quality Child Care noted: one-third of the child care workforce does not hold any qualifications in children's services.

We conducted a retrospective care note analysis of all patients receiving their first NIV period at any time during their ICU admission between 1st January 2014 and 31st December 2014.

One of the questions that's dogged the study of racial disparities in cancer has been how much is due to access to care, notes Timothy Rebbeck, a cancer epidemiologist at the University of Pennsylvania.

"Our findings show that different groups of grandparents are likely to provide different types of care," noted Linda Waite, sociology professor at the University of Chicago, in a statement.

But Johnson also expressed concerns about Trump's record on health care, noted that the president hasn't yet accomplished much, and said he often seemed to let his ego get the best of him.