Fix grammatical mistakes in this sentence: Government should not consider the rising expenditure related to programs to support a growing elderly population without mentioning their contribution in the past.
The government should not be concerned about the rising costs of the elderly.
The government should not be concerned about the rising costs of the elderly.
- The government should not be concerned about the rising costs of the elderly.
- The government should not be concerned about the rising costs of the elderly.
- The government should not be concerned about the rising costs of the elderly.
- The government should not be concerned about the rising costs of the elderly.
- The government should not be
The government should not be blamed for the decline in the number of people with disabilities.
- The government should not be blamed for the decline in the number of people with disabilities.
- The government should not be blamed for the decline in the number of people with disabilities.
- The government should not be blamed for the decline in the number of people with disabilities.
- The government should not be blamed for the decline in the number of people with disabilities.
- The government should not be