But we are in this life together and we can either take care of each other and lighten each other's load or we can make things worse for other people.
But at one point or another in life, you will need the school nurse to either take care of you or your sick child, so I did a few yoga breaths before calling.
And the remarkable loyalty that they have to Jim is a function of the fact that he categorically rejects the notion that, 'I either take care of my shareholders or my workers'.
"Women do not have enough decision-making power to either take care of themselves or of their children and, in general, are seen as lower-class citizens".
Depending on practice organisation, routines and individual preferences, the use of the feedback as administrative information for managing controls of chronic patients was either taken care of by the GPs themselves or partly delegated to practice staff.
"It's not a zero-sum world where you either take care of your workers or you take care of your shareholders.
If he/she does smell, you are either not taking care of it properly or he/she is ill.
This framework assumes that we are two-dimensional -- that we are either working or taking care of our families.
And I'm either stressed with taking care of my elderly father or feeling like I'm coming down with another urinary infection".
"If you can't manage to take care of this plant," she said, "then you're probably not taking care of yourself, either.
