caretaking

Not everyone was so understanding about the matter of caretaking.

I felt his caretaking and concern throughout my stay at the hospital.

However, he was criticized for the caretaking of his troops.

It wasn't just caretaking, though; the adults wanted so much to love them.

I was very glad to turn the responsibilities of caretaking over to him.

But he has made his wishes in this caretaking matter quite obvious.

She'd never before noticed how seriously he took his caretaking duties.

'I wonder if she spoke to the person who's been doing the caretaking?

It is the only publication in the world that covers the property caretaking field.

His duties at the university include caretaking of the Institute's coin collection.

Hammer took the phone away from her caretaking son.

But humans aren't the only animals who display this caretaking imperative.

How can I start to tip the caretaking balance?

Other ties may not be legal at all, but functional, based on caretaking or affection.

Children - including teenagers - have a fundamental right to love and decent caretaking.

The federal government maintained a caretaking detachment at the fort from 1922 to 1943.

As a rule the trusty caretaking machines stayed where they were.

Except for caretaking, I haven't been here since you were last here."

Ranch caretaking can be a hard but rewarding job.

I had been shirking my share of their caretaking.

Sometimes parents actually do feel overwhelmed with the caretaking of their children either consciously or unconsciously.

"I would like to see all the social subsidies redirected toward caretaking.

I live at the Rubin place next door, caretaking."

"Even if it was just a case of inadequate caretaking, you'd want to know about it."

"Women's stress often comes from working as well as having the primary caretaking responsibilities at home," he says.