Sentence examples for individualized concern from inspiring English sources

"There were occasionally instances where you would find a separated family — maybe like one every six months to a year — and that was usually because there had been some actual individualized concern that there was a trafficking situation or that the parent wasn't actually the parent".

As protocols are inherently rigid, there is concern that individualized care is ignored.

Participant: "No, there wouldn't be a difference" To a similar line of questioning, another participant had the following response (a combination of TM1 and TM2): Interviewer: Would you be concerned that they are more concerned with the research they're doing rather than providing individualized care?" Participant: " No, because the goal of research is to make people better.

Benevolence is characterized by individualized care of followers, such as treating followers as family members, showing holistic concern for followers and protecting followers from embarrassment.

In these few hours Sal was not receiving the individualized care that he needed.

The "class-of-one theory of equal protection" was "simply a poor fit in the public employment context," Chief Justice Roberts said, explaining that the government needed "broad discretion" to make "subjective and individualized" decisions concerning its work force.

"The problem is, you still have a lot of very individualized questions concerning specific employees, like was someone terminated because she was a bad employee, or because she was a woman?" he said.

All patients received individualized advice concerning diet, exercise and lifestyle in accordance with the guidelines [ 15].

In Great Britain, such attitudes are reinforced by the recent developments, mentioned above, in the healthcare system that encourage choice and autonomy and also by individualized perspectives concerning parenting and child development.

The administration of the hospital must play a substantial role in this objective by practicing an effective policy which will be focused on each patient as a unique entity with individualized needs and concerns with a focus on his/her physiological and social needs".

Population health, on the other hand, has little concern for individualized approaches and instead concentrates on interventions that are directed at the entire population, e.g., increasing the price of alcohol through taxation.