They can live up to 20 years with proper care.

Maybe find a place where his mother would have proper care.

Take proper care of your long hair, and it will look great.

With proper care, perhaps a good deal longer than that.

There were many more people under proper care and control that way.

How could a person take proper care of a baby, if she did not remember her activity from one day to the next?

With the proper care, your skin can stay fresh as you age.

Therefore, there was a need for the proper care of women's rights.

At the hospital, she learned basic medical treatment and proper care from the local doctor.

There's no reason I can see why you shouldn't pull up and live for years yet, under proper care.

"The decision to do so is an example of bad faith, not due diligence."

"We will have to look at that as part of our due diligence."

And what if you don't have time for all this due diligence?

"We all have to do our own due diligence along the way."

"And these families seemed to take due diligence before they did so."

"They would only let us in for one day of due diligence," he said.

The reality is we didn't do due diligence on this guy.

It's also possible they were just doing their due diligence.

"People were doing due diligence and this came up in the process," he said.

"We did a lot of due diligence on other companies that went to a paid model," she said.

There is no duty of care here, as others have explained.

But they still have a duty of care to their customers.

"And we have a duty of care to look after him until something suggests otherwise."

Behind the music: Do record labels have a duty of care?

In the sale process itself, there is a duty of care.

However, remember that you have a legal duty of care to your employees.

This is known as the duty of care for waste.

All providers have a duty of care to their patients.

Yet again the government fails in it's duty of care.

The duty of care is not the same for all people.

He was found guilty of driving without due care and attention.

I believe, if we exercise all due care, that there is a very good chance of his being delivered into our hands.

In Britain there is a specific crime called driving without due care and attention.

All due care would be taken of the animals.

The symptoms were of someone using it without due care.

These procedures should be applied with due care, intelligence and maturity.

We must also deal with the changes in Turkey required by us with due care.

He was later convicted of driving without due care and attention.

He's already been fined 250 pounds for driving without due care and attention.

The court held that this should not have happened if due care had been used and the doctrine was applied.

She's very fit for her age and should make a good recovery, although she will have to take reasonable care.

At the same time, most states require you to take reasonable care of your account.

It is a duty not to cause injury by want of reasonable care.

Employees have a duty to take reasonable care in the performance of their duties.

With reasonable care and luck, he stood in little danger of challenge.

With reasonable care they could be made to last six or seven kilorevs.

They in turn must take reasonable care for their own safety.

"I wouldn't have to put us both through that if you'd take reasonable care of yourself."

Similarly, your employees are also required to take reasonable care of themselves and others who could be affected by what they do.

Certain factors were relevant in determining whether reasonable care had been taken.