Sentence examples for looking after their needs from inspiring English sources

Well, she did, but she ended up looking after their needs and requirements herself.

My work in Chhattisgarh was with village communities, some of the poorest in India, and training health workers to look after their needs.

If patients are in hospital then surely hospital staff have a duty of care to look after their needs, such as feeding and cleaning them.

"We are sending a very clear signal to the Palestinians in Gaza that they had better start making their own arrangements" to look after their needs, he said, adding that the pressure might "move Hamas" from its current position of refusing to recognize Israel.

"We treat them as an individual, look after their needs, give them feedback, we're supportive.

"There is no one else to look after their needs and pay for school fees.

Getting people registered, looking after their immediate needs, putting them on buses to somewhere else, either in Vienna or the other states".

These differences in working attitudes result in gender-different career opportunities: males taking over leadership positions and females looking after their patients' needs.

Lavo doesn't officially open until Sept. 15 (several private parties will be held there for Fashion Week), but Mr. Tepperberg already knows he'll be working the room, glad-handing the V.I.P.'s and looking after their every need — imagine Sirio Maccioni of Le Cirque, if he rarely ironed his shirts and spoke in a gruff bookie mumble.

"One of my biggest concerns is those young men of our country and the wonderful pops they have in working here and looking after their country that need resourcing.

But I'm working on this company we've set up called Distinct Management – it will help sportsmen and creative people by looking after their business and practical needs while they focus on their careers.