I want to tell of the elderly vs I want tell to the Elderly

Some examples from the web:

• I want to tell you what the consequences are.
• Finally, I want to reiterate the importance of focusing on the situation in the new Member States, in which the elderly are in a less favourable situation.
• I want to tell you something.
• I want to take notes to tell the girls later.
• I want to tell the world what he did.
• I... I want to tell you something.
• I want to tell you the truth.
• I want to be able to tell his family... something.
• I want to tell what happened.
• I'm here because I want to tell Abigail's version of the truth.
• I have something I want to tell you guys.
• Not that I want to tell you your job, but...
• Of course I want to tell Mads everything.
• I want to tell you something.
• Nathan, I want to tell you everything that happened in Colorado.
• And I want to tell you about one of these children.
• I want to tell her to get out of town.
• So, I want to tell you something.
• - I want to tell her something.
• I want to tell you what she said to the milkman.

Some examples from the web:

• Finally, I want to reiterate the importance of focusing on the situation in the new Member States, in which the elderly are in a less favourable situation.
• I want all the elderly people who need to, to be able to find a public or private home where they can receive assistance, in a situation of free competition.
• I want children, adults, the elderly, all involved, and singing side by side.
• To conclude, Mr President, I want to place on record that the rapporteur is also right to attach so much importance to social aspects, especially with regard to adapting the railways for the convenience of children, the disabled and the elderly.
• And above all,' said Socrates, 'I am not saying I want poison to be administered to others as it was to me, but I want a programme bearing my name to concern itself, not just with young people, but with the elderly too.
• No specific dose recommendation is necessary in the elderly.
• No specific dose recommendation is necessary in the elderly.
• Therefore no dosage adjustment is necessary for the elderly.
• Pharmacokinetics has not been specifically studied in the elderly.
• Kaletra pharmacokinetics have not been studied in the elderly.
• No dosage adjustment is necessary for the elderly.
• No dose adjustment is necessary for the elderly.
• It also talks about other things, of course, about the birth rate, about children and about skills training, but I want to highlight this, Mr President: why are we finally talking about the elderly?
• Because there is a higher incidence of infections in the elderly population in general, caution should be used in treating the elderly.
• Use in the elderly Dosage adjustment is not usually necessary for the elderly.
• Because there is a higher incidence of infections and malignancies in the elderly in general, caution should be used when treating the elderly (see section 4.8).
• Because there is a higher incidence of infections in the elderly population in general, caution should be used in treating the elderly.
• This will have worrying effects on social spending on the elderly, as well as on the role the elderly play.
• Did she tell you that she's studying to be a nurse and that she wants to work with the elderly, those with the greatest need and desire of care?
• Our culture is very respectful of the elderly.