Sentence examples for valued caring from inspiring English sources
To add to Polly Toynbee's reasons for the gender pay gap: "It's pregnancy, stupid" (If we truly valued caring, we would fix the gender pay gap, 15 December).
Conducive learning environment were described in the focus groups as caring teachers and preceptors (role modeling), caring learning environment and the microsystem that valued caring over simple curing and task completion.
Towards the end of her era, four-fifths of the country still wanted a society that valued caring more than wealth-creation.
People want to be heard, valued, cared for and respected.
The truth is that we have a long way to go to a society that truly values caring for each other as much as it does caring for money.
Costs of informal care were excluded because they are somewhat hypothetic: informal care costs present monetarily valued care time of relatives or friends [ 38].
I hope it tells them that we must fight for real choice: for a society that values caring, and structures paid work so that both women and men can participate in caring and thus be truly fulfilled, successful humans.
"The Righteous Mind," by Jonathan Haidt, a University of Virginia psychology professor, argues that, for liberals, morality is largely a matter of three values: caring for the weak, fairness and liberty.
At its heart is a membership that aligns itself with a set of religious or social values: caring for your local community and providing financial and temporal security.
We must become a nation that values care, a caring America.
We have established five work streams to help commission better value care: Information – doctors cannot make a diagnosis without tests.
