She spent most of her life taking care of poor people.

She spends a majority of her time taking care of her children.

A single minded focus on inflation without a concern for unemployment or growth is risky.

With these in hand, company bosses could ensure that they were well paid without doing anything to benefit their company's bottom line.

She had a strange religion of her own, firmly believing in the transmigration of souls, and not caring about Church dogmas.

Good leaders construct teams that combine these functions, making sure to hire subordinates who can compensate for the leader s managerial deficiencies.

Then he talked about how the third secretary of the German embassy helped him submit the documents and expedited the visa with concern for his security.

But here she worked long hours as a nanny, caring for someone else s kids, so she would have enough to care for her own.

The US example shows clearly that democratic great powers often pursue their interests with little regard for a global common good that others have defined.

During the boom of the microcomputer industry, and especially during the 1980s, computers started to be deployed everywhere, in many cases with little or no care about operating requirements.

He has teamed up with Dr Geoff Watson, a consultant anesthetist at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester, Hants, to ensure the implant procedure is carried out to a medical standard.

As it integrates into the world economy, it must seek to sustain growth while protecting the environment and reducing poverty and inequality.

Indeed, it should be at the forefront of such change, by creating an environment that encourages private sector innovation and creativity, while ensuring that citizens are equipped to compete.

Yet, this agenda tends to be pursued without much concern for how or if these measures feed into something of greater social, cultural, and even economic relevance.

Instead, he spent the next few years largely housebound, caring for his mother who was terminally ill with tuberculosis and reading extensively in his father's library.

Citibank whose chief executive, Walter Wriston, famously declared that countries don t go bust led the charge, recycling a flood of petrodollars to dubious regimes. It was more lucrative business than traditional lending a few bankers could lend enormous sums with little due diligence except for the small detail that governments plied with easy credit do sometimes default.

Like their counterparts in the north, they would still be socially committed, but mindful of their stock options, as they bored their children with stories of the I was at Woodstock variety.

In fact, the United States is now investing heavily in natural gas without recognizing or caring that its shale gas boom, based on new hydraulic fracturing technology, is likely to make matters worse.

And for all of their heroics during the financial crisis, many central bankers have been far too inflexible in the aftermath, worrying too much about overshooting inflation targets, and too little about deflationary dynamics.

Only death roams freely, in tranquility, not afraid of the executioner or the victim, caring neither about the hanging, nor the cable, nor the tire, unconcerned about the interrogators or the traitors , not even about Mohammed, who chokes the remaining life out of us.