Caretakers?

Caretakers... people like me.

John Kasaona How poachers became caretakers

All orders from caretakers are...final. Yeah, yeah!

He just bought the Harrison farm, and he'll need caretakers, a man and his wife.

In 37.7 per cent of countries, income support is provided to the caretakers of persons with disabilities.

So, her caretakers took her to the village medicine man, and instead of suggesting to the caretakers that the girl be taken to a hospital, the person decided to burn her abdomen with red hot iron bars to drive out the demons.

So, her caretakers took her to the village medicine man, and instead of suggesting to the caretakers that the girl be taken to a hospital, the person decided to burn her abdomen with red hot iron bars to drive out the demons.

The facility is now occupied by one or more caretakers representing Michael Bates, who himself resides in Essex, England.

Specialized staff have been hired to assist in addressing the particular problems of unaccompanied children and train local caretakers.

They're very low to the water, and they're all uninhabited, except one island has about 35 caretakers on it.

Care and support must be provided for those infected with HIV, as well as for their caretakers and their survivors.

Of rural caretakers, 50 per cent did not know the cause (or treatment) of diarrhoea nor how to prevent it.

The caretakers, he said, should include technocrats, retired military officers, and judges and could remain in office longer than the constitutionally permitted 90 days.

In many of these communities, women are three times more likely than men to be blinded by the disease, due to their roles as caretakers in the family.

I can't afford an army of caretakers for the little use I have of the place, but I don't like to see the weeds higher than the summer house.

Now my grandparents are no longer living, so to honor them, I started a scholarship at the Worcester Art Museum for kids who are in difficult situations but whose caretakers can't afford the classes.

Now my grandparents are no longer living, so to honor them, I started a scholarship at the Worcester Art Museum for kids who are in difficult situations but whose caretakers can't afford the classes.

Other constraints are several prevalent attitudes, beliefs and practices, including those that discourage fathers and male caretakers from participating in child care and those that exclude women from decision making while also exposing them to domestic violence.

4. The vulnerability and lack of respect for the autonomous rights of children in different legal systems, as well as the mal and non feasance on the part of caretakers, have enabled a massive criminal exploitation of children.

As was obvious from his blood trail, Hauser at first fled to the first floor where his room was, but then, instead of moving on to his caretakers, he returned downstairs and climbed through a trap door into the cellar.

Arguably all the battles Kurds have fought historically have been either side by side with women, and or with the complicity of women as caretakers at home, raising a new generation, taking care of domestic affairs, earning a livelihood and so on.

In Riyad camp in Western Darfur, for example, United Nations agencies and non governmental organizations have created a temporary shelter for children without caretakers, who are living with elderly relatives without any income or who have been subjected to abuse, including involvement in prostitution.

And what we really want to do well, the architects, if there are architects out there, this is the Laugier Hut this is the primitive hut that's been around for so long and what we wanted to do is really build this, because they see themselves as the caretakers of the world, and we wanted them to look down at their satellite, how they see their own site, that eight acre site, and we wanted nothing left.