Sentences with phrase «ward with»

There have been times, when standing in frigid temperatures, or after having fallen and in the emergency ward with a bloodied nose, that Lau has wondered if volunteering is worth it, but it all balances out in the end, she says.

By order dated July 29, 2015, Weagant J. made P.A.V. a Crown ward with no access to the appellants, pursuant to s. 57 (1)(3) of the Act.

Set three years after the cataclysmic events on the mining vessel, Clarke awakens up in a mental ward with a notable gap in his memory.

You can redeem United - MileagePlus miles for an ward with United, Air India, Lufthansa and other partners.

Because transporting cats to different clinics causes stress, and because hospitalising cats in small cages may cause stress, at Silver level, facilities must be available for routine hospitalisation of cats in a dedicated hospital ward with cages of sufficient size.

WE have a dedicated exotics ward with qualified nurses looking after your pet

One wall of our treatment area is occupied by a glass - enclosed ward with its own ventilation and heating system.

Our hospital is a warm and welcoming space designed with both the client and the patient in mind, and includes a fully - equipped surgical suite, ICU with oxygen kennel, digital radiography and ultrasound, an on - site laboratory, pharmacy, isolation ward with direct outdoor access, fenced walking area, and comfortable, fireside waiting area.

There were patients on our ward with pneumonia, diabetes, and other common ailments, but there were also some with symptoms that did not readily suggest a diagnosis, or with maladies for which there was a range of possible treatments, where no one therapy was clearly superior to the others.

However, with power / torque figures shooting sky - ward with each iteration, it's easy to be overwhelmed by complacency and smug satisfaction in one's driving abilities (or lack thereof).

This romp through a microcosmic lunatic ward with an energetic, wisecracking Nicholson turns unforgettably ugly at the end.

Kristen is in a ward with a few other young and attractive women with varying degrees of «issues».

Summarily bundled into a bleak psychiatric ward with terrifying, tampon - throwing lunatic livewire Violet (who else but Juno Temple?)

As they got better, they would take care of the sicker patients on the ward with them and they all planned to go back to work at other ETUs after they recovered,» she said.

For example the BNP candidate was elected to represent a Burnley ward with only just over 30 % of the votes because of a three - way split among the three main parties.

In a ward with a three - to - one Democratic enrollment, Brown's chances were in any case slim.

In the 2002 local elections, she came fifth in the Highgate ward with 811 votes, 38 votes behind the third place required to gain a seat.

I was moved to another hospital, I was taken to a ward with seventeen beds, a nurse said to me your lucky, your the only NHS patient on this ward.

It didn't matter that we were on a plastic sheet on a noisy hospital ward with narcotic - induced nausea (hers) and utter exhaustion (mine).

Dog treats are a whole area of expertise that we need to cover to get people to stop poisoning their wards with processed foods and cheap Chinese - produced pet products.

The reality is not «gentle proteins», cute pink hearts or «probiotics just like those in breastmilk» but dirty contaminated bottles, diarrhea, babies screaming with pain from otitis media, babies separated from their mothers in pediatric wards with acute respiratory disease, damaged guts that morph into chronic lifelong conditions such as Crohn's disease, more women dying of breast cancer, the cost and pain of living a life with diabetes and lives cut short because of cardiac disease and so on.

The sample was stratified by country and electoral ward type to over-represent families in Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, and wards with a high proportion of disadvantaged and ethnic minority families.19 Electoral wards were defined as ethnic minority (at least 30 % of population «Black» or «Asian», 1991 census), with the remainder defined as disadvantaged (upper quartile Child Poverty Index20) or advantaged (not in upper quartile Child Poverty Index).

While not all of this is ideal (huge wards with lots of women and babies is not especially restful and the UK has its own share of traumatic birth and postnatal stories) and while UK breastfeeding rates may not be wonderful, it does at least show that the idea of nurseries is not a worldwide concept at all.

Inclusion criteria: households in intervention and comparison wards with live births.

Over 50 parents on Wednesday morning petitioned the Eastern Regional Minister, Eric Kwakye Darfour, at the Regional Coordinating Council over what they term as the refusal of school authorities to provide their wards with boarding accommodation.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will cancel elections in wards with irregularities.

[7] The three Labour gains came in wards with no Liberal Democrat or Green candidates, while the Liberal Democrat gain came in a ward with no Labour or Green candidates, although the parties denied there had been any arrangement.

A healthcare company out of Arizona is equipping all of its labor and delivery wards with peanut balls after a recent study conducted showed a noticeable reduction in c - section rates and labor time in women who used a peanut ball during labor.

Banner Health now equips all of its hospital labor and delivery wards with so - called peanut balls.

But within this average, there are wards with a primary - age population projected to rise by more than 50 % and others where there is zero increase expected.

In wards with high - risk patients, use dedicated footwear.»

Plus, the staff will provide their wards with the appropriate toys, set schedules for playtime, and actually play with the dogs.

Smaller dogs and cats stay in one of the many wards with smaller kennels during hospitalization.

Check expiry dates of drugs, advise nurses on the correct mode of medicine storage and discuss the needs of the wards with the staffs and nurses

Trustworthy and hardworking with exceptional communication skills targeted at assisting wards with ambulation and personal needs and counseling them.

• Maintained all supply inventories up to date and replenished wards with supplies as needed.

Over the last 6 years, I have actively worked as an autism caregiver, providing my wards with exceptional care, and oversight.

Legal guardians have specific responsibilities including providing their wards with protection, support and care.

He previously worked for a number of years as a healthcare assistant in psychiatry on inpatient wards with schizophrenic and severely depressed patients, which provided him with an insight into acute mental health issues.

Wards with high levels of child poverty and / or high proportions of children from ethnic minorities were over-sampled to improve reliability of inference for these important subpopulations; to compensate for disproportionate stratification, sample design weights are provided with the data [18], and we used these in our analysis.

Not exact matches

In 2015, less than a year after retiring as CEO of convenience store giant Alimentation Couche - Tard, the executive chairman, along with his three co-founders, put forward a resolution to extend their time - limited voting control — the group holds 22 % of the company's equity — to ward off any future takeover attempts.

A Liberian health worker speaks with families in a classroom now used as Ebola isolation ward on August 15, 2014 in Monrovia, Liberia.

But one thing is certain: either Italy gets some form of government and continues credible economic reforms and fiscal consolidation, or the markets - with active help from Germany et al. - will force Rome in an IMF - EU - ECB ward where these policies will be imposed.

She played a young girl incorrectly diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and almost placed in a psychiatric ward.

«Some people you can agree to disagree with,» says Adam Vaughan, the Toronto city councillor whose ward is home to Billy Bishop airport, «but with Bob you know you're in for a battle.»

The law exists because far too many organizations that report to the department of financial services don't address cybersecurity with their employees in a way that helps ward off the danger of a successful attack.

Security flaws and hacks have been a major concern for investors of the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency community, with such thefts at times warding off potential investors.

Here we have a police officer warding people off with a taser gun during a Black Friday Walmart sale in 2011:

That would follow a meeting Abe had last week with the head of Toyota Motor Corp, as the government compiled a plan to ward off U.S. criticism of Japanese trade policy before the summit.

When Russia decriminalized domestic violence in February 2017, civil servants tasked with protecting women in the country's far east were dismayed by the new vulnerability of their wards.