"You can't undo years of neglect with a couple of ads".
The interior testifies to decades of benign neglect, with its sloping floors and peeling wallpaper.
Years of neglect with seemingly no resolution in sight made me despondent.
Elshtain, a political theorist, sets out to rectify this neglect with close readings of Addams's ideas about class relations, urban democracy and social duties (especially women's duties).
It also spoke honestly to the country's mood, after eight years of war and domestic neglect, with a prospect of long-term decline.
But hanging down here, on one of the lower financial rungs of single motherhood, I figured out early that it's not terribly effective to fight one kind of bad parenting (neglect) with another (punishment).
An inquest last May at Walthamstow coroner's court, in east London, concluded she died of natural causes contributed to by neglect, with expert witnesses noting missed opportunities to save her.
But in suddenly capping six years of obtuse neglect with a one-year timeline, President Bush has probably dithered too long to have any hope of solving the world's most complicated and persistent rebus.
An inquest last week concluded that she died from natural causes contributed to by neglect, with failings by her GP and hospital staff and missed opportunities to save her.
22 October 2009 Having been given no boundaries by his mother, a form of neglect with far-reaching social ramifications, the state has continued in the same vein by medicalising Liam's behaviour by diagnosing him with two fictitious conditions.
