The word 'nurseries' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in different contexts, but it typically refers to a place where young plants or trees are grown and cared for, or a place where young children are looked after while their parents are at work. Example 1: "The local nursery had a wide selection of plants, from delicate flowers to sturdy trees." Example 2: "My daughter loves going to the nursery, where she gets to play and learn with other children her age while I am at work." Example 3: "The city is planning to open more nurseries to provide affordable childcare for working families."
I remember vividly when your party wanted to cut spending for schools at the beginning of the last parliament and I said no because you don't make society fairer by cutting the money that goes to nurseries, colleges and schools".
So they convene meetings in Acme-shire about nurseries, or traffic noise, or policing priorities, because these are things that fall under the heading "policy".
At the end of the war the Labour government, backed by the Trades Union Congress, closed nurseries and resolved that equal pay for women was "inappropriate".
"It is incredibly important that nursery providers are funded properly to make these plans sustainable," said Purnima Tanuku, chief executive of the National Day Nurseries Association, who claimed its research shows 85% of nurseries in England making losses on the current 15 hours a week of free childcare, which pays an average of £809 a year for each funded child.
Families with children at nurseries and schools, single parents, the disabled, carers, pensioners, students, redundant workers, part-time workers, people struggling to make ends meet, those whose homes have been repossessed, those on ever longer waiting lists and a million young people unemployed – all dependent at some point on local authority services which are now being snatched away.
Some women's correctional colonies have nurseries for infants under the age of three.
It's been bought by nurseries, backyard gardeners and large-scale agricultural projects run by non-profits to improve reforestation and soil quality.
And the Harvest Vehicle HV-100, otherwise known as Harvey, built by Harvest Automation, a firm based in Massachusetts, is designed to move potted shrubs and trees around in plant nurseries.
In some countries nurseries are seen as a public entitlement, rather like schools.
There is also more "alternative food"—such as noodles made from wheat, maize cobs, leaves and grass but it is of little nutritional value and causes digestive trouble.In the past, the WFP has distributed most of its food to hospitals, nurseries and schools (about a third of the children who end up in hospital suffer from malnutrition).
Privately run nurseries will have a better social mix than those aimed solely at the poor, they note.
