Sentence examples for stressing care from inspiring English sources

Women's maternal bodies are seen as a source of positive values to set against male norms, stressing care and inter-subjectivity, as opposed to autonomy and duty (O'Brien 1981, Rich 1979, Ruddick 1989).

We expect to be served by a nice Portuguese or Latvian, less patient perhaps if he/she is serving us in a stressed care home.

"Sadly it is the frail and elderly who pay the price of flying care visits as a procession of stressed care workers comes through their from door," said Janet Morrison, the chief executive of the charity Independent Age.

When anyone is fortunate enough to be able to earn their livelihood by helping others to improve their lives and relieve their stresses, care should be taken to launch gratitude as a prime emotion.

In terms of what I say to my grandkids, I stress caring for their bodies, planning for their futures wisely and intelligently so they can be self sufficient and law abiding citizens who will fight for their rights when necessary.

"Yes, there can be stresses caring for someone with a disability," she went on.

I just gotta stop stressing and caring so much.

Similarly, health care could use paraprofessionals to bolster a stressed primary care system in a cost-effective way, contributing to both quality treatment and prevention.

He calls himself a progressive on social issues and stresses child care and the environment.

Cianan Russell, a Bangkok-based activist, stressed that care should not only focus on interventions such as genital surgery.

In short, this rule is likely to create total chaos in an already stressed health care system, and for low-income women and families, this rule may spell the end of the few available health care options.