He s not taking care of his troops.

They argued that by taking care of more than two billion people and taking care of them well both China and India were already making a major contribution to global stability and order.

Generally medical care consists of taking care of the physical aspects of the problem.

Taking care of the baby is my job.

Joyce's mother is now taking care of her daughter, like so many other Zimbabwean children who've been orphaned by the epidemic.

Taking care of outstanding and gifted students in all stages of education.

And he saw that the great majority of what we do in medicine and health care is taking care of ourselves.

By the term services of social character is understood services related to social care, keeping of school buildings, road safety for students, taking care of environmental needs, social inclusion of immigrants etc.

As regards the informal sector, the Homework Administration Division was taking care of home workers by running a shop which sold products of home workers.

Meanwhile, domestic work, taking care of family members are considered as the given vocation of women.

(b) Develop programmes and policies to prevent the placement of children in institutions, inter alia, by providing support and guidance to the most vulnerable families, taking into account existing social programmes, by running awareness raising campaigns, and when needed, by developing alternative care measures, such as foster care

The average net cost (taking into account the Child Care Benefit and Child Care Tax Rebate entitlements) for a long day care in Australia is 3.85 per hour, or a net cost of around 46 a day for a long day care service offering 12 hour days.

Insured parties are freed of personal participation in the costs of health care insurance when taking the following measures

Social and fiscal policies could be used to promote filial responsibility for taking care of the elderly, along with public provision of institutional elder care, while creating an environment conducive to the provision of such services by the private sector and not for profit organizations.

It's now wired or I should say, wireless by taking the aggregate of these signals in the hospital, in the intensive care unit, and putting it on a smartphone for physicians.

Now, hometown security is about taking care of your own, but it's not like the old saying, charity begins at home.

The leadership is preoccupied with taking care of the needs of its own people, many of whom still live in poverty.

Health care protection is also determined by

No one in America is even writing about this or taking much notice because few care about those who are in the US illegally.

This study conveyed a clear picture of the way the care of the homosexual elderly is experienced by the people themselves and by care institutions.

Health care protection is provided in a uniform system of health care activities by the implementation of measures of primary, specialist and consulting and hospital health care protection.

Women too would shoulder the responsibility of taking care of the house and everyone in it, whether in their father's or husband's house, without complaints.

Taking care of Zimba, while dodging Rebels, wildlife close calls in Africa's darkest jungles of Zambia. LintonLies pic.twitter.com iSDs0JO9x1 Lusé Fiasco ( Skip_toMyLu) 4 July 2016

Increasing the number of insured by 35 million and broadening protection for some who are now insured implies increased demand for health care, which could raise the cost of care paid for by the government as well as by private health care buyers.

By the decision on determining temporary standards and norms of health care protection in mandatory health care insurance, the health care protection of women has been determined by establishing a standard one team of 1,0 doctors gynecology and acoucheury specialists, 0,5 senior health care technicians, and 1,5 intermediate health care technicians for 11.000 insured persons women.

A recent innovation has been the Coping Strategy Index, devised by the World Food Program and CARE, which analyzes how people cope with short term food crises while also taking into account their future vulnerability to hunger.

The results are similar the quality of child care offered by the Early Childhood Centres is better than what is provided by private day care centers.

3. Encourages Member States to develop national policies for the prevention, treatment and care of diabetes in line with the sustainable development of their health care systems, taking into account the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals

And by taking giant mirrors and here she's taking giant mirrors and pulling them into the dirt.

For example, over time, it is common find images of the husband as performing work outside of the home and taking care of the family finances.

And by the way, this appeal went through after he had finished serving his sentence, so he was out and working at a job and taking care of his family and he had to go back into jail.

Medical care for pregnant women and newborns is provided by primary medical and health care institutions, hospitals, and special medical and other health care institutions (article 61 of the law).

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But such people are frequently underserved by health care systems.

How was the treatment handled by the health care practitioners?

Provision of social care services which fully or partially meet the social requirements of users is carried out, except in cases of municipal agencies responsible for social care (in municipalities without centres for social care) by the following social care institutions

Imagine that a woman, a former patient, being able to educate her doctor for the first time and educate the other patients that she's taking care of.

59. Recommends that the Special Representative of the Secretary General on violence against children, taking care to avoid duplication with relevant United Nations mechanisms and treaty bodies

Records related to the exercising of all the rights of health care insurance are kept by the Fund for health care insurance.

CAMBRIDGE Care giving is understood by economists as a burden, by clinical psychologists as a coping process, by health services researchers in terms of health care costs, and by physicians as a matter of clinical competency.

Child care funding increased by 6 million (including nearly 1 million from the Government of Canada) New operating grant funding for 788 child care spaces Increased funding for the Child Care Subsidy Program and for child care centres, homes and nursery schools Growth in child care spaces since 2000 2001

Recognizing the increasing role of older women in taking the responsibility of providing care and assistance to those infected and affected by the human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV AIDS) in various regions of the world, particularly in developing countries,

Moreover, all children are well covered by effective health care systems.

The law on health care insurance determines the system of mandatory and expended health care insurance, rights gained by this insurance, means of exercising these rights, and principles of private health care insurance.

There are currently 1,600 day care centers and 2,300 family care centers, attended by 68,000 working mother's children and 14,000 welfare referred children.