Sentences with phrase «looked after»

Keith Danby, chief executive of the charity said in a statement: «The increase in children becoming «looked after» is recognised as a growing crisis by many in the care sector.

He said: «It's been my privilege to have looked after him for 47 years.

Some Native Americans have a tradition of the Moon Lodge where a woman in her menses or who has just given birth stays and is looked after by other women until the bleeding is over.

The scribe looked after the integrity of the holy text by comparing manuscripts, and correcting possible errors and deviations from the canonical text.

My mother and father looked after the older tinies for most of the week to give me space to heal and establish nursing well.

They had been separated from family, friends, those who looked after them.

Joseph Smith created this club that those who belong will be looked after.

Human rights are expected to be looked after by the general growth process in the economy, without a direct effort to bring about a better redistribution of incomes and wealth.

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It's a relationship dynamic that Scorsese can now trace back to his own father and younger brother, Uncle Joe, who was the black sheep of the family and in regular need of being looked after by Scorsese's father.

The newer image of god, Jesus, clearly states that if you believe in him you are just swell, looked after, but if you dare disbelieve in Him you will suffer the old timey wrath of god.

Just as parents looked after their young, when the time came the young looked after their parents.

A couple of decades ago «the women looked after their weight, but the men were large,» he said, naming two very big men — physically and economically big, he means — from the Eighties.

My parents looked after the older three here at our place while we were gone.

Yeah Chad, how many orphans have you looked after?

@niknak «Yeah Chad, how many orphans have you looked after?

who looked after us as we tried to learn to understand the world are no longer relevant.

What conceit and self righteousness to think for a moment that any of you are someone who is being looked after or has the ability to move on to an after life with this conjoured up image of some humanoid that will ascene you to some kind of «Happy Land» when you are more likely dead forever and dried up turning into bug invested happy meals or just plan old dust if your sealed or cremated..

In His words in Matthew 6, Jesus reminds us that the birds of this earth are looked after every day, and that we as God's children are so much more important.

The way I look at it is if they have clients that they brought in, looked after and built a relationship with, why would they not follow their star sales rep?

Part of Canada's strategy was to convince Europeans that it was okay to deal with Canada, a «progressive» country that looked after its citizens, worked actively to minimize inequalities, respected minorities and immigrants, and so on.

Since we formed in 2002, we've been working in partnership with recruitment agencies ensuring contractors you refer are looked after, and paid in a quick, compliant way.

«That seminal article was written in The New York Times that coined the word metrosexual, and what that meant for someone like me was that people were starting to recognize that guys in their 20s were caring more about how they looked after the grunge era of the 1990s, where everything was too big — all Kurt Cobain flannels.

His father, Feodor, looked after the family farm and his mother, Berta, ran a lodging house on the property during the summer.

Merchants handled inventory, shipping, and listing their products on the site, while Shop.ca assisted where necessary and looked after customer service, taking a cut of every sale.

The first time she used it, Refinery29 writer Megan McIntyre was downright shocked with how clear her complexion looked after just one use.

To be effective at controlling our urges and making sound decisions, the prefrontal cortex needs to be looked after.

What if you could just go to a website and have it looked after instantly?

People are the lifeblood of any company; they need to be looked after and celebrated every now and then!

To be effective at controlling our urges and making sound decisions, the prefontal cortex needs to be looked after.

If they're coming to build something in the city, it's my job to make sure they get looked after.

To be passionate about the brand and customer service in general you need to believe in iiNet and believe that you are being looked after and in turn look after our customers and the company.

iiNet has looked after its customers and its staff, If it wants to attract staff members that do the same it really needs to pay attention to the company's previous operations.

As Maurin led a tour of the offices, every visible piece of technology posed the question of who looked after it.

Keeping your accountant happy will ensure that you make the most out of the money you pay them, and that your business's finances are looked after as efficiently as possible.

With Chris's $ 104,000 salary as a manager at a utilities company, Sue - Ann was recently able to leave her part - time job as a dental assistant to look after their two daughters, aged 8 and 9, full time.

People with roles such as account planner, a strategic thinker who brings in consumer research, and account manager, who looks after the relationship with the client, will also be involved in a process that can take several weeks or even months before any ideas are shown to a client.

«We have a contract with the people who go online with us, that we look after them and they are within the PlayStation curated universe.»

They agree that he should stay at home and look after the house while Caroline works.

Tracking what is being said on social media goes beyond just looking after your audience.

«We are here to look after them.

MIchael Malone said to me «look after people, and they will look after you».

The practice, he said, «benefits men who don't feel the need to be at home looking after their children, and it discriminates against women who will want to, obviously, look after the children that they have got.»

Managers of telecommunications carriers need to have a solid working knowledge of the systems they look after, since the role consists of much more than managing personnel.

«And you can do that as long as you can find time to look after your body in between.

President Nicos Anastasiades of Cyprus told CNBC on Thursday: «We need to find a win - win or at least not to have such a result which might encourage more member states to look after the same decision.»

Chaulk, meanwhile, had his own treasures to look after.

«I think when you disrespect the values we agreed to model as a team, I feel like you don't care and are only looking after yourself.»

When Branson isn't risking his body in a hot air balloon or a wetsuit, he looks after it by playing daily tennis matches and swimming, kitesurfing, and paddleboarding in the waters off Necker Island, often in the company of friends like Google co-founder Larry Page and President Barack Obama.

In any event, should you find yourself kissing your wife goodbye as she leaves for work in the morning, you can look after your brood with the confidence of a new - age man.