16.12 Both parents are morally and legally responsible for the upbringing and caring of their children.

Three of the children die of scarlet fever and Beth contracts the disease while caring for them.

Older women often take on the burden of caring for ailing adult children and later, when they die, adopt the parental role for the orphaned children.

Older women caring for orphans and sick children may be isolated socially because of AIDS related stigma and discrimination.

They should discuss and jointly decide on all common issues, and share the burden of caring for the children, the parents.

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The results revealed that although women caring for small children are, by law, exempted from community service, many have not exercised fully this right.

Mothers with HIV caring for mothers with HIV.

I got the disease caring for my mother.

But Japanese men, who spend less time caring for children than fathers in most other industrialized countries, could share more of the responsibilities of parenting.

Over the years, many people and news reports have blamed the personnel in the institutions for the harm caused to the children, but often, one member of staff is caring for 10, 20, and even 40 children.

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By contrast, females survived best by bonding with others and building community, since such groups were needed to gather roots, nuts, and berries, while caring for small children.

It is often due to an uneven share of responsibility that women have in running the household, caring for children and even earning a living for the family as war widows.

The study revealed gaps in the fixing and collection of child maintenance, as a result of which the parent caring for the children automatically' applies for social security after a divorce.

This is mainly because works of community service are by families, not individuals, and as a responsibility to their families, women caring for small children have to perform community service.

The Combining Work and Care project focused particularly on the combination of paid employment and caring for children, and therefore did not pay so much targeted attention to older women.

I recall that my work as a pastor has always involved caring for their spiritual needs being concerned for housing, for healthcare, for the prisoners, for the infirm, for children even the foster care children for whom no one can even keep a record where they started off, where they are going.

10.12 The main gender issue in pre school education is that if women continue to be grossly over represented, then caring for young children will continue to be seen as women's work.

He discusses the need for parents to keep in mind their long term goals for their children, such as helping them grow into responsible and caring people, rather than on short term goals, such as obedience.

The parents of children, regardless of whether they are born in wedlock or outside of it, have equal status, that is, the same rights and obligations as far as their children are concerned. In custody and adoption procedures, and as far as raising and caring for children is concerned, parents' responsibilities do not differ.

Meanwhile, instead of caring for a sick child, parents can work, thereby increasing their ability to earn.

But, given developed countries aging populations, the cost of caring for the elderly is bound to rise.

But actually, the most impressive thing to me is that ... well, actually, I would also like to stand this for all children is to say, thank you, to all adults for actually caring for us a lot and to make our future world much better.

Boys are usually more aggressive, whilst girls are more caring.

Ultimately, development is about people. Jim Wolfensohn s greatest strength has been his genuine caring for the world s poor.

The International Council for Caring Communities organized three events to mainstream ageing issues at local and international levels.

Another strategy employed was to give the Galba Araújo award for innovative experiences in caring for women on public maternity wards.

According to the Pew Research Center, just over 1 of every 8 Americans aged 40 to 60 is both raising a child and caring for a parent, in addition to between 7 to 10 million adults caring for their aging parents from a long distance.

My daughter felt sick after caring from my husband's other wife.

Mr. Karan is known in his area as street dog doctor because of his caring love for street dogs.

Women's work includes an array of work from bearing and caring for children, old people, people with disabilities and the infirm to domestic tasks such as fetching of water and firewood, cleaning the house, washing clothes, cooking food and gardening.

If we live without sufficiently caring for our environment, we will find ourselves in a very perilous situation one day.

Noting that women have multiple and varied roles, including caring for survivors and maintaining family and community in disaster situations,

Why don't we vote for people in our government based on compassion, so that we can have a more caring world?

The advertising campaign Bem Querer Mulher (Caring for Women) was launched on 25 November 2004 on television, radio, and in print.

Women attend workshops about caring for the unborn, alternate foods, breastfeeding, family planning, sexually transmitted diseases, breast and cervical cancer etc.

There were also specific aspects of women's employment that needed to be taken into consideration, such as the fact that the average employed woman in Ireland spent as much as 9 years away from work, usually in connection with bearing and caring for children.

(h) The efforts of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran in accepting and caring for large numbers of Afghan refugees

Jewish settlers murdered a mother, a daughter, a sister, a loving and caring teacher.