Sentences with phrase «for resuscitating»

She was counted among a short list of artists credited for resuscitating painting when much of the art world proclaimed painting to be dead.

Connecticut education officials last week outlined a far - reaching blueprint for resuscitating Hartfords ailing public schools, following a five - month study that laid bare severe problems in virtually all areas of the system.

Safe options for resuscitating fallen food:

There are plans for resuscitating it, but they will require a delicate process of regional cooperation, including the Israelis and the Palestinians, and most likely Western aid.

Government has approved GHc456million for the implementation of the one district, one factory programme; and GHc256 million for the resuscitating of 100 commercially viable but distresses companies, Padi Adjirackor, Director, Policy, Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Budgeting at the Ministry of Trade and Industry has revealed.

LBOs were never intended as warm & fuzzy processes for resuscitating struggling companies, and are really not targeted at reasonably healthy firms, who generally qualify for more advantageous financing.

Not exact matches

In the 20th century it became a financial and cultural center for the black community, and today the streets hum with the effort to resuscitate that heritage.

So, too, have its recent attempts at recovery, which are not only more inspiring but also provide valuable lessons even for those of us who are not trying to resuscitate an entire metropolitan area.

In announcing the appointment, the company expressed hope that Mr. Magnacca would be a «catalyst for change» and resuscitate the company.

Since the bulk of the United States» coking coal is sold to other countries, tariffs on foreign steel would shrink the international market for coal and may break Trump's promise to resuscitate the US coal industry.

In May 2007 Newsweek Healthcarried an article stating that heart cells can remain alive for several hours even without oxygen, and that it is the sudden resumption of the oxygen supply, as attempts are made to resuscitate the individual in hospital, that causes apoptosis, killing the cells and causing death.

They are dead, for whatever period of time... you know... like when your heart stops and they have to resuscitate you?

Still, Oakeshott's fundamental insight about Rationalism is of great importance for all of us who wish to cultivate, or resuscitate, as the case may be, an intellectual or moral tradition.

For example, it can be regarded as a merely resuscitated Jesus, or even an elaborate hoax by which the apostles hoped to deceive a credulous populace.

I am not referring to those who have been declared clinically dead in the operating room, for a brief time, and then resuscitated; no, I mean someone who has been declared legally dead, say for at least three days — on a cold slab in a morgue, under a sheet.

Less than a year later, the 50 - year - old South African has taken the helm of the winemaker to resuscitate earnings for the maker of Penfolds, Wolf Blass, Wynns and Rosemount.

For a few moments on the operating table in Iraq he was dead, pulse gone, and after being resuscitated he needed nine units of blood.

This author suggests the increased need for mechanical ventilation, neonatal seizures and low Apgar scores in homebirth groups, particularly those attended by «other» midwives, could reflect an inability to effectively resuscitate the newborn.

Homebirth midwives are not well trained in caring for the fetus during the intrapartum period or in resuscitating the neonate.

He was born with no APGAR, was resuscitated and kept in NICU for almost a week to assess damage.

Continued distress occurred for fathers regarding the conflict of whether to stay with partner or go to their baby being resuscitated.

Having at least one person whose primary responsibility is to care for the newborn and who is trained to resuscitate the infant if the need arises

Of course, with my first, the CNM called for help for a shoulder dystocia, and there were suddenly lots of people in the room, all of whom were experts in and focused on resuscitating my son.

Perez said she did not know how to help resuscitate the boy — who apparently had two meatballs in his throat — so she called 911 and began to scream for help.

A collection of 15 Tory MPs today tried to resuscitate plans for a tax break for married couples, in a move which could worsen relations in the coalition.

«Resuscitating the Nigerian economy from recession is the actual reason for the proposed sale of the NLNG even though there are other options the government may adopt to resuscitate the economy.

Urban planners and developers have been trying to resuscitate the overcrowded, low - ceilinged station for what feels like ages.

Given that AICO's then existing Mining Lease No. 17825 was yet to be renewed even though application for renewal was pending, AICO in 2007 (under the Mining Act, 2007) applied for the fresh Mining Lease No. 2541 and the Ministry granted it in 2008 without any objection from Edo Cement Company» Edwin said AICO, who sold the right to Dangote, continued its mining operations in the Mining Lease No. 2541 undisturbed until BUA Group acquired Edo Cement Company Limited and resuscitated the dispute again.

Tory backbenchers are risking resuscitating the party's «nasty» tag today, as they put the finishing touches on a package of policy measures which includes harsh conditions on housing benefit for teenage mothers.

Sadly, the prospect of resuscitating the public sphere does not seem likely at a time when, rather than engaging in critical debate, the majority of 99 % is engaged in a daily battle for economic survival.

Brooklyn district attorney Charles (Joe) Hynes officially kicked off his resuscitated campaign for re-election this morning at a rowdy announcement on the steps of Brooklyn's borough hall.

He said the governors of the region through the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria, DAWN which is central objective of the Forum would continue to make a lead - way in resuscitating the lost glory of the southwest region towards the realisation of sustainable socio - economic development.

A 2004 paper in the Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology that reviews the «electrophysiological undercurrents for Dr. Frankenstein» notes that Shelley could not have missed the widely discussed work of Giovanni Aldini, Galvani's nephew, who in 1803 zapped the heads of decapitated criminals in an attempt to reanimate them; he imagined this could be used to resuscitate people who had drowned or suffocated and possibly to help the insane.

For the study, investigators performed continuous patient monitoring following Do Not Resuscitate — Comfort Care orders in patients with devastating brain injury to investigate the mechanisms and timing of events in the brain and the circulation during the dying process.

For this trial, 1,359 patients (583 with VF and 776 without VF) with prehospital cardiac arrest and resuscitated by paramedics were assigned to standard care with or without prehospital cooling, accomplished by infusing up to 2 liters of 4 °C normal saline as soon as possible following return of spontaneous circulation.

Chu also said he would resuscitate that effort — for the CO2 component.

During training, the teams practice resuscitating the high - tech dummy, which can be programmed to mimic any number of dire casualties — for example, it may go into cardiac arrest or need a limb amputated.

She was presumably doing some last - minute revision for her exams, and was memorising a hand - out about resuscitating patients who have heart attacks in hospital.

Much more study is needed before it can be determined if the artificial blood cells could be used in humans, but Doctor says he envisions ErythroMer could transform care for situations like military casualties or for people that need to be resuscitated before reaching a hospital.

This mouth - watering red curry will fire up your taste buds and resuscitate your enthusiasm for vegetables!

On Tuesday, in Resuscitating Medicare, I celebrated the news that Medicare was finally reimbursing plant - based diet programs for heart disease reversal, and shared a personal story of how my grandmother's miraculous recovery from terminal heart disease inspired my own career in lifestyle medicine.

I hobbled off to Vincent's bedroom, laid on his bed, and asked for the usual massage he'll give my back that resuscitates me back to normal.

The 1968 Rachel, Rachel was the outcome of Woodward's exile; she and Newman admitted it was carefully designed as a vehicle to resuscitate her career, and the ploy worked brilliantly — he directed, she starred, and together they led the film to four Oscar nominations, including Best Actress and Best Picture.The following year Woodward and Newman reunited onscreen for the auto - racing drama Winning, and again starred together in 1970s politically charged W.U.S.A., a reflection of the couple's high - profile support of liberal causes; when 1971's They Might Be Giants proved unsuccessful, Newman directed Woodward to Best Actress honors at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival for The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man - in - the - Moon Marigolds.

Watch for the way that outer space (visited more often here than in the previous films combined) dissolves into the glow stars that still cling to Clark's childhood ceiling; the way that baseball is resuscitated America's central pastime; or the way that Singer cuts every cornball moment with a little humour at the expense of our childish hunger for it (like Lois sliding down a plastic slide, or a little boy's asthmatic wheeze off - camera).

They take turns having their hearts stopped for one minute before being resuscitated with emergency procedures.

To judge by the acclaim for Watts» work on the newly resuscitated «Twin Peaks,» her reunion with Lynch was fortuitous and long overdue, especially since her big - screen choices have been significantly less inspired of late.

The Albuquerque school board has an informal directive that calls for educators to heed the «do not resuscitate» orders, but the district traditionally has not followed it.

Despite the clear association of Huntington's creed with Anglo - Protestants, he is careful to make it clear that he does not want to resuscitate race and ethnicity as the foundation of America's identity; he writes that his argument is «for the importance of Anglo - Protestant culture, not Anglo - Protestant people.»

Lucia said Buchanan and teachers union representatives asked for a rule waiver in the Senate so the dead bill could be resuscitated.

In some areas, recess has been on hiatus for years, but parents and educators are joining together in a movement to resuscitate recess after finding numerous benefits this time of free play provides.