It's a matter of caring enough, knowing enough, to mount an informed challenge.
Thus, we might understand the sort of love at issue in (4) to be, roughly, a matter of caring about another person as the person she is, for her own sake.
"I was always interested in the struggle before the pope's call and had a passion for the matter of caring for the common home, and I became involved in the mining struggle of the indigenous population and the local leaders," she said.
As insurance commissioner, she supported a patient's bill of rights on matters of care and opposed the sale of Kansas's largest health insurance company on the basis that the deal would have raised premiums for plan members.
In this way, her notion of care is one that makes relations between human action and material things, and thus attends to the ways in which these matters of care matter.
Women experiencing near-miss episodes clearly show issues related to perceived quality of care [ 7] and this should be a matter of concern to health care facilities.
It is a matter of concern for health care providers especially in agrarian countries of South East Asian region.
While the battle for customers is sometimes based on price or features, it often is more emotional – a matter of demonstrated care and consideration for the customer's attention.
He decided that it wasn't a matter of medical care — in both city and countryside, almost all babies were then born at home, and neonatal health care was primitive at best.
We are behind every country, pretty nearly, in Europe, in this matter of medical care for our citizens".
