Sentence examples for commitment to social care from inspiring English sources

In England the Better Care Fund has been trumpeted as indicative of the coalition government's commitment to social care.

The Commission for Social Care Inspection, which has had such a positive impact on care overall, will be swallowed up next year by the Care Quality Commission, a huge organisation likely to let health responsibilities swamp vital commitment to social care.

"As he said today, our common commitment to social justice, care for the excluded and compassion for the lost need now to be our driving force.

It's a huge and historic commitment of resources to social care, tied to real reform on the ground, to help end the scandal of older people trapped in hospitals because they cannot get a social-care bed".

The commitment to social equality and the issue of declining birth rates allowed women to have some rights, such as child care and child allowances.

A senior party source told me there will be a commitment to "prioritise" social care budgets to ensure there is no repeat of the cuts in this parliament - but this is not the same as a costed pledge.

Mr Hunt said the Coalition's commitment to the issue was demonstrated by its decision to allocate £1bn a year to social care reform at a time when budgets were being squeezed.

"His commitment to Social Security was unequaled".

Her integrity and commitment to social justice was unending.

Reacting to his death, Mr Corbyn highlighted his "commitment to social justice" and "knowledge of inequality".

Mr. Leonard added a moral edge to the Esalen Institute's teachings with his commitment to social justice.