Sentence examples for caring guardian from inspiring English sources

The parent who never shows any anger and simply dishes out punishment in cold blood comes across not as a caring guardian, but as frightening, heartless automaton.

Ms. Graham's lawyer, Maria Shohat, said her client was a caring guardian despite her past problems and criminal record and that removing Rilya's sister from her house was a way to shift blame away from the agency.

Although she was a caring guardian, she was also known for being very strict, compared to the more relaxed influence of her husband and Lennon's mother.

Jonny's bodyguard and tutor, too, may initially seem as if they'd stepped out of central casting, but they also prove to be caring guardians eager to keep their young charge from being hermetically sealed in a celebrity bubble.

The case brought widespread attention to the issue of health care surrogates in cases such as Shiavo's in which a person became incapacitated and had not established an advance directive (living will) or a health care guardian.

For many wards, attorneys make day-to-day decisions about care as guardian and manage their finances as conservator.

At a recent hearing on the proposed turnaround, Pamela Olguin, attendance coordinator, said absenteeism was rooted in larger challenges: Homeless students, female students with babies who are on waiting lists for day care, guardians with disconnected phone numbers or incorrect addresses, incarcerated students still on the school's rolls and worries about gang violence.

As if these teenage girls had been raised by loving and caring parents or guardians.

Maguire P (2017) System is "close to failure" as PM's council raises tax for social care The Guardian, https://www.theguardian.com/money/2017/feb/05/social-care-council-cuts-maidenhead-surrey-theresa-may-liverpool, accessed 13 June 2017.

That these "little emperors" might be self-centered and negligent when it comes to caring for their former guardians might not be surprising to the parents who once indulged the most junior member of their regulated nuclear family.

Although elderly people have been found to play a crucial role in providing care and support for adults infected with HIV (Knodel & Zimmer, 2007), this is the first study to explore the caring role of elderly guardians in sustaining the ART adherence of children.