Sentence examples similar to cared-for building from inspiring English sources

You can find out more about the Inconfidência in Ouro Preto's museums (or on Wikipedia, for that matter), but you'll want to spend most of your time wandering the cobblestone streets, lined with gorgeously cared-for colonial buildings with church spires visible in all directions.

According to Noddings, each caring relation consists of at least two people, the "one-caring" and the "cared-for".

For Noddings, ethics is about particular relationships between two parties: the "one-caring" and the "cared-for".

The majority (84%) agreed that carers 'should be a partner in the health care of their cared-for person'.

This does not mean that the one-caring does exactly what the cared-for desires in all situations.

That compound used to be a shabby place, but now its buildings and walkways are trimmed by meticulously cared-for flower beds, with laurel hedges in geometric shapes, and so many roses that the breeze is fragrantly cloying.

2) As the cared-for person's condition deteriorated, the caring role often became all-encompassing so that carers were managing competing demands, and felt unable to look after their own needs as well as those of the cared-for person.

All the carers were/or had been a blood relation to the cared-for person therefore friends or neighbours with a caring role were under-represented.

Of around 500 patients cared-for during student placements, one refused consent for student care.

The cared-for person may then have to depend on more formal care, with the expense and disruption that it involves.

He laid it on the line: "I'm comfortable in a cared-for environment.