Sentence examples for language of care from inspiring English sources

But beware their language of care.

Like my mother, I feel no shame and I refute this language of "care".

Writing intentional, inviting language of care can introduce vital classroom policies as an agreement and collaboration, rather than a contract or authority structure.

Practically, that means making the case against spending cuts not only in the compassionate language of care for those who lose out, but also in hard-headed terms about what makes sense for the British economy.

And why is it that now, just under a year later, another little girl has been found, dead this time, and the state is once more using the jarringly cutesy language of care, urging, and again I quote, "Mum" to come forward for medical attention?

This distinctive moral voice, says Gilligan, speaks a language of care that emphasizes relationships and responsibilities.

Interview accounts were designed to resolve the moral and political tensions associated with participation in the historically racist institution of domestic labour by (re constituting everyday relations between 'maids' and 'madams' in the language of caring, helping and reciprocal exchange.

He was pushing for "parity of esteem" or, in less impenetrable language, equality of care with physical health.

In addition to the said accessibility problems, inability to speak the language of health care providers may result in delays in seeking care or in the delivery of an inappropriate care.

BACKGROUND: Effective communication with patients having limited proficiency in the native language of anesthesia care providers during the perioperative period is often challenging.

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