Casey

American  

[key-see] / ˈkeɪ si /

noun

1. a male given name: from an Irish word meaning “brave.”

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Example Sentences

Speaking on Thursday afternoon, Casey, who chairs the independent commission on adult social care, highlighted the "deep and fundamental divide" between health and social care.

From BBC

Giving her first assessment of the problems since the commission started work last year, Casey described social care in England as "a system which means some needs are barely met at all, and others are met late and in piecemeal and random ways".

From BBC

The MND Association also said it was "heartened" to see Baroness Casey had listened and recommended the need for a fast-track passport enabling people with MND to secure the care and support they need.

From BBC

Casey Hayden, CEO of Stoneford Advisors, in Minneapolis, has clients who rent or buy properties in Mexico to get access to affordable medications and treatments there.

From Barron's

The care system that supports older and disabled people in England is cobbled together and confusing, according to Baroness Louise Casey, who has the task of reforming it.

From BBC