Sentence examples for final care from inspiring English sources
And then there is Aids, unique to itself in some ways, but an enormous influence on modern thinking about mortality and final care, and likewise on movies.
A few weeks after he moved from acute care to final care, his kidneys, for reasons no one seems to understand, started working again.
Reviewing the original production in The New York Times, Lewis Nichols said, with a yawn: " 'The Man Who Had All the Luck' lacks either the final care or the luck to make it a good play.
But the heart of "Love and Theft" -- the window Dylan's new music itself opens up in time -- is in that final "care," dropping off its line like a body falling out of a window, with the same thud.
While the focus of end-of-life care research and policy has predominantly been on 'death in a homelike environment', little is known about perceptions of the acute hospital setting as a place of final care or death.
Final care episode similarity scores are obtained by using Equation 1.
Ellen B. Griffith, a spokeswoman for the Medicare agency, said, "The final health care reform law has no provision for voluntary advance care planning".
We must ensure that health coverage in any final health care reform bill will guarantee all children the comprehensive health and mental health care they need and be affordable and simple to get and keep.
The revamping of student-loan programs was included in — if overshadowed by — the final health care package.
Mr. Schumer added: "It would be bad enough to lose this seat — and Democrats' 60th vote in the Senate — right before the final health care reform vote.
And as Senate and House leaders seek to negotiate a final health care bill, unions are pushing mightily to have that tax dropped from the legislation.
