Sentences with phrase «all around the clinic»

(And Im referring to those who want the abortion) they fight for to make people stop carrying signs of aborted fetuses around clinics and anywehere else cause they find it offensive

One proposal would see a «buffer zone» placed around the clinic meaning protesters wouldn't be allowed within a certain distance.

«Ensure hand sanitizing stations, gloves, cleaners, trash bins, etc., are conveniently distributed around your clinic,» Boman said.

She started in the kennel position and has worked her way around the clinic and wears many hats.

A common saying around the clinic is that if you can fit it through the door we will treat it, and sometimes even if you can't!

Jaci enjoys photography and takes many of our pictures seen around the clinic.

She is the proud parent of two beautiful girls, three playful cats, and two small dogs that you may see wandering around the clinic.

You can find the Thacker's sassy Boston Terrier zooming around the clinic, playing with her toys, or snoozing in the doctors office.

Instead of hiding in radiology, Roxie struts around the clinic like she owns it.

She has a nice voice when she sings around the clinic, and she knows the words to all the songs!

So some of you may see them around your clinics during the summer.

Dr. Heitmann is known around the clinic for his remarkable taste in music, creating fun playlists to listen to through the day.

Isabella, or «Izzy,» spends her days lounging around the clinic, showing off her beauty for clients, and stepping on computer keyboards while our staff is trying to work.

Dr. Fowler is also still a regular face around our clinic.

If you look closely, you may see her dog Pocahontas roaming around the clinic.

Dr. Abby Bowers has been around the clinic since she was born.

Travis is Dr. Flores's husband and serves as part - owner, maintenance man, groundskeeper, and occasional technician around the clinic.

The bill would create 50 - metre zones around clinics to keep away people who would harass patients and staff.

Roberts appeared to have been the office's point person on its strategy around the clinic violence issue — appearing twice before the Supreme Court to argue the Bray case and making media appearances to defend his office's position.

I have been reading through many of the postings at Ask a Manager, and I cam across an old post dealing with an interview time of 6:45 a.m. I am a physician in private practice, and when I need to hire a new employee I have always scheduled interviews around my clinic time.

Not exact matches

CNN reports they have been used as homes, clinics, and offices around the globe.

Staying fit and healthy is also inexpensive with membership of a quality gym costing $ 25 a month, doctor visits costing just $ 25 at well - respected health clinics, and $ 20 will pay for a professional dental cleaning and polish with filling costing around the same amount.

Last month it announced it was buying DaVita Medical Group for nearly $ 5 billion — a union that would give UnitedHealth some 300 clinics around the country, bolstering its current associated network of 30,000 physicians.

Last year, Ulman and his team met with UT about designing its new cancer center from scratch to create a model of care for hospitals and clinics around the world.

Traditionally mobile clinics have mainly catered to those in, say, poorer communities around the country where access to health care is limited, cumbersome or people are simply unable to get time off to visit medical professionals.

When he got back to Eugene, Bowerman, in cooperation with a local newspaper, announced a series of jogging clinics that started at the university's track on Saturdays and followed a course around town.

The retail health industry is surging to accommodate the growing demand, with the number of clinics expected to grow 12 percent next year from around 2,150 clinics this year to about 2,400 by the end of 2016.

Massachusetts is beefing up security around abortion clinics and scrambling for a legal fix after the U.S. Supreme Court voided the state's buffer zone law that kept protesters 35 feet away, saying it violated freedom of speech.

During Skelton's absence, Paradox Sports had grown significantly and continued to expand their adaptive sports programs and conduct clinics at rock climbing gyms and health clinics around the country.

Since these innovative programs took root, mobile clinics have blossomed around the world to provide health care to those who are unable to procure such services themselves.

When Monday came around, roadway flooding prevented him from accessing his clinic.

The company envisions systems that will let consumers download a high - definition, full - length feature film in less than five minutes, allow rural health clinics to send 3 - D medical images over the Internet and let students collaborate with classmates around the world while watching live 3 - D video of a university lecture.

When people do that, whether they're the doctors here in Philly who run a clinic around the corner or the landscapers who are coming and creating green space in poor neighborhoods, there are people who are using their gifts in ways that are building the Kingdom and embodying good news to the poor.

Most of one pastor's congregation is tented around the church, along with a clinic manned by a doctor without a nurse or medications... just his hands and a stethoscope with an ocean of compassion.

It follows a similar move in Ealing, which voted for buffer zones around an abortion clinic in west London to stop protesters gathering outside.

Agnostics aren't going around bombing clinics.)

The conviction of a high - profile anti-abortionist who was found guilty of harassing the director of Northern Ireland's only Marie Stopes clinic has been described as a disappointment for Christians around the world.

A number of justices raised concerns about a Massachusetts state law preventing activists from crossing a 35 - foot buffer zone around reproductive health clinics.

I see a middle - aged woman in the waiting room of the cancer clinic, her arms wrapped around the frail frame of her son.

They were, in Justice Scalia's words, to «be taught a lesson»» a lesson the Court forcefully applied in Madsen v. Women's Health Center, Inc., which created, around abortion clinics, a zone in which pro-choice advocates were free to demonstrate but even peaceful abortion protesters were subject to arrest.

A church - funded mobile dental clinic which became a regular sight around war - torn Gaza with its Welsh red dragon stickers is being taken out of service.

I clearly recall the ring of «protection» that clinic guards made around girls coming in for abortions on Saturday mornings in Pittsburgh.

If you want to get really into the weeds, here's nearly an hour of Saban talking defensive back play at a coaches clinic sometime around 20 years ago:

He also appeared often on David Letterman's show and bowled in exhibitions around the U.S. «My life is bowling,» he said at a clinic in Akron in December.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Musacchio was seen at Milan's «La Madonnina» clinic at around 6.45 am ahead of his medical to sign off on the final details ahead of an $ 18m move to join the Italian giants, while Milan later shared this video to confirm the report.

And turned around at a clinic near Portland in August and screamed a drive right over the haircuts of about 5,000 startled fans on a hillside.

He is currently involved in many coaching clinic projects around the world, and we are fortunate to have his expertise and wealth of knowledge at the High Sierra Track & Field Camp.

This provides a handy resource on local walk - in clinics in the Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge area to keep around for when things get a bit more serious and you think they need some medical attention.

Sitting in the waiting room of the antenatal clinic I was aghast at the sight of the women around me.

The problem, as Paul S. Echlin, M.D. of the Elliott Sports Medicine Clinic in Burlington, Ontario, Canada and author of the Canadian study, points out, is that the «young athlete is often caught between competing demands of the adults around them» and «sometimes make decisions based on the adult whom they perceive to have the most influence on their success, and also whom they wish most to please for a variety of reasons.»