Sentence examples for devote to care from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration issued a rule requiring that the share of premiums insurers devote to care (rather than to administration and profits) be at least 85 percent for large group plans and 8 percent for small group and individual policies.

Many octogenarians are not — far from it — and the urgent question his essay and others raise is what portion of the national treasury our society should devote to caring for the elderly who cannot care for themselves.

Patient 4 (58 yrs: CHD, depression, deprived area) By comparison patients with greater financial resources acknowledged that their relative affluence enhanced their emotional as well as structural capacity to devote to caring for themselves.

A more appropriate standard would measure the share of insurers' total revenues devoted to care, as some analysts have urged.

She then sold most of her goods and set up a religious community, devoted to caring for Moscow's poor.

Ms. Creskoff's extended stay in Philadelphia was to be devoted to caring for her.

Surrounded by four women devoted to caring for him, he refuses to stay indoors, living and working on a mysterious project in a forest clearing.

That is a terrible thing to say about a mother who was so deeply and actively devoted to caring for her son.

The ancient chambers of the societies devoted to caring for the souls of the dead have an untouched feel, still musty and chilling, full of yellowing lists of members.

Her mother is in good health physically if not mentally, so chances are that the early part of Mrs. Ishii's retirement will be devoted to caring for her, along with her own grown son, who has Down syndrome.

The average time (including the numerous zeroes) devoted to caring for others on a representative day amounts to 18 min for men and 24 min for women.