Sentences with phrase «full responsibility for home»

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Then the private sector could take over full responsibility for getting Canadians into new homes.

Giggle (1998) found some full - time working fathers who did not regard themselves as «home dads» taking the major responsibility for childcare because, for example, their working hours were more flexible than their partner's (they were often self - employed).

I tried variations for filling my time: staying home full - time, working part - time, sharing more responsibilities with my husband, but nothing seemed to make me happy.

I have 3 school age children and I take full responsibility for what they eat at home or otherwise... like every other part of their lives I coach them on what is right.

This week I am rereading this insightful book while caring for my 98y / o aunt as her son (primary caregiver) gets some time away from his full time responsibilities of mom, in his home.

On the other hand, when you take full financial and maintenance responsibility for a home, it's yours to do with what you like.

That you are looking to adopt a pet, give it a good and loving home as a pet owner and accept full responsibility for his / her care.

I fully understand the risk of bringing a foster animal into my home and take full responsibility for any damage a foster animal may cause.

It is best to acquire the dog when the household member with primary responsibility for the dog's care and training will be at home full time for the first few days.

Sav - a-Bull takes full responsibility for finding permanent homes.

Or you know... there are those of us who start and run 501 (c) 3 animal rescues for free in our spare time away from our full time unrelated jobs and don't make excuses that we will do it when we retire or (better yet, my favorite * insert eye roll *) when we «win the lottery» I save HUNDREDS of senior, special needs, medically needy, shy, plain and hospice animals every year and find them forever homes I manage to do this while living in the most expensive area in the country, going back to school for another graduate degree and maintaining my other life responsibilities including my family and even other volunteer obligations.

The Yakima Humane Society takes full responsibility for finding permanent adoptive homes for foster animals.

Awhile back, I drew attention to the views of Peter Maass, hardly an oil - industry defender, who said it would be more ethical for the United States to drill in home waters and by doing so to take full responsibility for managing the risks attending our unrelenting oil appetite.