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Sentence Examples The department of internal medicine and dermatology has 170 beds in six general wards and a medical intensive care unit with 10 beds. There are 54 councillors and all of us represent our wards and work hard for them. I've worked on the back wards of state psychiatric hospitals for 17 years as a Social Worker. Grimy wards, with paint peeling, dust gathering on windowsills and numerous unidentified stains, frighten patients and demoralise staff. The Madras Act IX of 1867 divided the city into eight wards, each represented by four Commissioners. Candidates for election will run in electoral districts, similar to city councillors' wards. The parents and the teachers tend to compare their wards with their counterparts and as a result the child is demoralised in front of others. The proposals would create a York Central Borough seat, made up of nine inner City of York Council wards. We want clean, quiet hospital wards with appropriate privacy and decent food. Funds are held in trust by the courts for around 22,000 people, such as minors and wards of court, who have been awarded damages. During breakfast she wards off Alzheimer's disease by doing the daily crossword puzzle. She said that a large proportion of present-day nurses are degree students who have spent more time in a classroom than on the wards. The lack of wards definitely results in a map that revolves around extreme and near-constant ganking and team fights. We discovered a chorus of dancing girls, a few leading actors and expert camera men on our travels around the wards. It featured central consulting rooms, and male and female wards on either side of the cruciform. He said this would reduce the number of patients being transferred between wards and decrease the chance of cross infection. They wore uniform, had uniform haircuts, slept in large dormitories known as wards, and walked everywhere crocodile fashion. His school provides secondary education to a catchment area that covers some of Preston's most deprived wards. Each one is made up of a committee of councillors from the wards in that area. According to Chang, air pressure in the isolation wards is lower than the air pressure outside the wards. Show More Sentences Late closure of isolation wards led to infection of visitors and spread of the disease to the community. Briefly, all patients with community-acquired pneumonia and fever are admitted to the isolation wards. No quality restrictions were imposed on studies using isolation wards or nurse cohorting. The first cluster was that of healthcare workers in the two wards that he stayed before he was isolated. Before immunizations were routine, pediatric wards were full of children in iron lungs who couldn't breathe on their own thanks to polio. This year the scheme will be extended to 200,000 people in 15 wards in the parliamentary constituencies of Brightside, Central and Hallam. She says that putting elderly stroke patients on wards where there are mentally confused older people is causing them distress. On a number of wards bathrooms were separated only by a small curtain or concertina door from the main ward. Most of the forms went to volatile city wards where election fever was at its height. In the wards, children are crowded two and three in a bed in airless rooms, foetid with the smell of kerosene heaters. The woman, who is in her 90s, is being treated by Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust, which has wards on the infirmary site. He claims parking facilities are inadequate and signposting of wards is poor. I attributed my illness directly to the failure of managers, over the years, to ensure clean and hygienic wards. Radicals believed there should only be three large wards to stop certain powerful individuals controlling particular areas. Performances are regularly held in hospices, care homes and long-stay hospital wards throughout the East End. Such was the devastation of puerperal, or childbed, fever, which stormed European and American maternity wards for over a century. People love doing it and it really comes home to you at the end when you go up to the wards. Moving patients between wards is bad practice, particularly with high-risk patients. The inspectors also found dust on bed frames, bed lamps and bed curtain rails in seven out of ten wards at the hospital. The enlisted men had been trained in Philadelphia hospitals and served as orderlies in wards, ORs, laboratories, and x-ray departments. Show More Sentences His school provides secondary education to a catchment area that covers some of the city's most deprived wards. Ironically, hospital wards and operating theatres provide the ideal opportunity for this. This need was satisfied around 1837 when casual wards were provided within each workhouse union. The money was spent on posters for one of the wards and pain-relieving equipment. In the original wards there were six four-bed bays and six one-bed bays with lavatories at each end of the ward. These groups were cases in patients admitted to renal, oncology or haematology wards, and all other cases. Participants were identified and recruited from outpatient clinics in cardiology and care of the elderly and from hospital wards. She had frequented old peoples homes and hospital wards literally since she was a few days old. Now is the time to scrap the Trust and get back to clean wards, happy contented staff, striving for high standards and just rewards. A total of 150 volunteers have signed up to tour wards and talk to patients and staff about hand-washing, cleanliness, and MRSA cases. I am not a medical expert but doctors have told me that good alcohol-based handwashes are essential in wards and isolation units. Staff on the labour and maternity wards had their hands full as 10 tiny tots arrived thick and fast following Big Ben's chimes. The hospitals were best known for patients lying on camp beds in corridors and for wards infested with cockroaches and rats. Parents are welcome to join their wards during weekends and see for themselves the activities at the camps. Many people with dementia end up being looked after in nursing homes and long stay wards. Many children who have visually impaired parents, who are single or divorced, cannot devote much time for their wards. If non-emergencies weren't directed to emergency wards it might not be so dire. They range from merging wards and eliminating luxury expenditure to controlling study leave and overtime and reviewing non-clinical vacancies. Respiratory syncytial virus outbreaks of bronchiolitis and pneumonia are more common in children's wards and rare in immunocompetent adults. Couscous, olive oil mash and navarin of lamb are among the offerings to be made available on hospital wards. Show More Sentences The first is the nauseating stench of sewerage which pervades many of the hospital wards. It is a long-acting, narcotic painkiller that wards off acute withdrawal symptoms and reduces craving for heroin. Some wards have narrow roads and a nala at the end of the road is no permanent solution. In the crowded wards of African hospitals, coughs and bony bodies tell the story of a deadly return. The resultant dengue outbreaks place severe strains on public hospitals, with wards filled to overflowing with patients. Matron is a dutiful workhorse and tyrant of a head nurse, ruling over her hospital wards with an unbendable set of regulations. The wards were cleared of overbearing aunts, unruly children, enthusiastic colleagues and sniffy mothers-in-law. The mortality rate in his maternity wards eventually dropped to less than one percent. On the first occasion I was covering the wards when I was bleeped regarding a patient who had developed blue hands. The smell in the wards and the moody patients made him keep his distance and caused him to lose his appetite for lunch. A smaller number of women have also used an older birthing pool in the hospital's labour wards. Competition moves in on the missus but she spins some yarn and wards them off. Quite a few young women were brought in, usually street walkers and transients, which were considered wards of the state. Far from allowing alcohol on the wards, doctors are finding a four-legged friend expert at taking patients' minds off their aches and pains. The setter's long-haired coat easily wards off the north country's brisk autumn climate and punishing brier tangles. Tactically clever and daringly innovative, Hiddink had tuned his wards to a nicety. Bed blockers fill acute wards again for lack of services to take them back into the community. She was eventually placed in the state mental hospital, and her children were declared wards of the state. He went on long benders, landed in detox wards, returned to his studio and soon fell off the wagon again. When matrons ran hospitals and made morning rounds, everything on the wards had to be tickety-boo. Show More Sentences The new wards will also help the trust reduce the number of medical patients with a bed on a surgical or other ward. Others choose the private sector and avoid the medical wards, as so little can be done. The medical wards of hospitals admit the oldest and sickest people in our community. The wards which had to be closed were a mixture of general medical wards, orthopaedic and a stroke ward. Heart failure is the most common single cause of death in many hospital medical wards. Few people would argue that, excellent as the quality of care may be, some of the wards have seen better days. Whether you enjoy attentive nurses, a proper diet and clean wards is simply pot luck. The government has committed to pay the hospital costs of poor dengue patients treated in the third-class wards of hospitals. But the matron still expected me to work and I was forced to hop around the wards tending to my patients. An unexpected increase in the number of births has placed an additional burden on maternity wards. Services at the hospital's maternity wards were free and they served the city's less well-off women. Natural lighting in all the wards, air-conditioning throughout, it was meant to be the bee's knees. We need to fight back by ensuring that hospital wards, theatres and departments are kept spotlessly clean. As guardians of the wards over which they were appointed, the manitous could withhold from hunters permission or opportunity to kill. She said the equipment moved between wards were tea trolleys and vacuum cleaners. Generally, the patients were conscious when admitted on to the neurosurgical wards. He accuses the Lib Dems of running away from difficult decisions, and says in many wards a vote for them would be a wasted one. The bulk of the money will go for a new treadmill, as well as exercise bikes, rowing machines and wheelchairs for use on the hospital wards. He said the public is also being asked to attend at the nurses' station on arrival, before visiting the wards. The problem arises when there are high numbers of emergency admissions where patients need to be cared for on medical wards. Show More Sentences In April, all but two wards in York voted to contribute funds towards such officers. After the voting age was lowered to 18 in 1971, it seemed anachronistic for colleges to treat their students as wards. The health plan will also see a radical overhaul of accident and emergency wards, which will include a separation of serious and minor cases. The chewing of the leaf helps with the symptoms of altitude sickness, wards off hunger, and provides mild stimulant effects. Overnight accommodation varied, from the the casual wards of local workhouses to more friendly lodgings and municipally-arranged feasts. On Monday we revealed high levels of winter vomiting disease were hitting hospital wards, care homes and schools across Greater Manchester. An outbreak of winter vomiting disease has led to the closure of three hospital wards in St George's Hospital. Among the Akan, towns and villages are comprised of distinct wards in which matrilineal descendants of the same ancestress reside. It meant a three-day delay in delivery for some wards as the post was held up over the Bank Holiday weekend. But, following a review of the situation over the weekend, the wards were given the all clear and started readmitting patients on Sunday. Nurses usually prepared and administered intravenous drugs on the wards, but cytotoxic drugs were prepared centrally by the pharmacy department. On top of that we saw cleaners employed by the hospital who each had a responsibility to maintain their own individual wards. These issues should be addressed in a setting other than the busy, pressured atmosphere of accident and emergency or acute wards. The patients are now quarantined in normal wards and recovering from fever, the Central News Agency reported. It had been necessary to make his younger children wards of court to prevent publicity. He also argued that some of the wards contained above-average proportions of drifters, who would not turn out on election day anyway. Mrs Greenwood recalls hearing the wails and screams of patients in the night and her first death in the wards. From Hasselhoffs to disco biscuits, a leading doctor has lifted the lid on the colourful slang used by staff on Britain's hospital wards. They look at what has been obtained and what is purchased by the trustee is taken for the benefit of the wards. Randomised controlled trial of usual care compared with intervention delivered on hospital wards by cardiac rehabilitation nurses. Show More Sentences In the Renaissance Hospital, clinics and wards will be based on patient groups rather than medical specialties. Stepping back a generation, doctors were familiar with hospital wards full of patients succumbing to sepsis in the pre-penicillin era. After describing the horrific devastation, the dispatch went on to describe the scenes in the hospital wards and what Dr Katsube had said. Yarmouk Hospital has one of the busiest emergency rooms and obstetrics wards in Baghdad. We called the offices of city councillors representing various downtown wards, and their staff readily acknowledged the litter problem. In some cases even wards such as teachers who are supposed to look after children abuse them and many parents are now in perpetual worry over the safety of their children. The children teased my parents about their budding romance and my parents, in turn, fell in love with their tiny wards. Ironically, he quit the post in protest when the cha balked at building low-income housing in white wards. As more women opt for medical terminations, using the abortion pill, rather than surgical abortions, nurses in gynaecology wards are more involved in the treatment. Two studies have now been completed observing the care of terminally ill patients during their last six days of life in medical wards in two acute hospitals. The case was brought after complaints from electors in the Bordesley Green and Aston wards of Birmingham city council that their votes had been stolen. For a start, I would suggest that instead of having 52 or so councillors, that the number is cut down by half, with one councillor representing two wards. Issues raised will be discussed by the relief road working group, made up of county councillors representing local wards, and the county council will enforce the changes. But that does not explain why the BNP went on to take six more seats at last week's elections in Burnley, where most wards were electing just one councillor. Membership of the committee is drawn from Bradford councillors representing wards in Keighley, Ilkley and surrounding villages in the Worth and Aire valleys. What was sought to be done was to make them wards of court and then obtain orders in their welfare which would contradict the steps the Minister had taken. The children were made wards of court and their parents were sent to Harmondsworth detention centre, where they pleaded for their lives in Britain. All four children are now wards of court, so information about their whereabouts should be given to the Tipstaff, at the Royal Courts of Justice, in central London. Two days later Flintshire County Council lodged an appeal to the Family Division of the High Court, sitting in Birmingham, to make the twins wards of court. Crowds packed along the route to watch the convoy make its hour long journey to the hospital, where they delivered their goodies to the children on the wards. Show More Sentences Although the team-based system is labour-intensive, in its first four weeks it led, she says, to a 50 per cent decrease in delayed discharges from the four wards. Assertions of dominance over the wards, Dr. Edwards, and the other officers are pretty much all she has left. In the wards indigenous hammocks alternate with traditional hospital beds. Key wards were leafleted with anti-fascist papers and flyers. As the timing of eclampsia is unpredictable, drills took place on the labour ward, antenatal and post natal wards, and in the emergency department. With college teachers and parents applying pressure on their wards to get high grades, soft skills such as communication and presentation have taken a backseat. The money is offered to pay for the improvement of seating accommodation in the waiting room, and to provide lockers and screens for use in wards and consulting rooms. It is the biggest and one of the best maternity wards in America. The matron is a firm believer in the ability of dogs to help patients feel less lonely and depressed and decided to unleash canine healing power onto the wards. Meanwhile, traumatised survivors are thronging to mosques and the few psychiatric wards as they try to grapple with the mental shocks of Kashmir's devastating earthquake. The duties of a ward boy, also called bearers, include caring of patients and shifting them for tests to different wards and clinics in the hospital. One woman told of how her older sister did her rounds of the wards wearing a tin hat and with a small low light torch to pick her way in the blackout. It has been blamed on a rise in emergency admissions and a heavy workload, which means patients are transferred from beds, wards and hospitals quickly. The hospital wards are shabby and rundown, staff spend as much time filling out forms as dealing with patients, everyone is overworked and over stressed. Making matters worse, half of the 23 wards where the typo was made are majority African-American. Michel Odent, who is perhaps best known for introducing birthing pools to obstetric wards, has written a slim but provocative book on the subject of love. The troubles and tribulations of parents to equip their wards for their examination and mushroom growth of coaching centres do not augur well for students, parents or society. For 1988 and 1989, when the site was being developed and first used, the rate of congenital malformation in the five exposed wards was 3.6 times that in the unexposed wards. The hospital had to close its emergency intake wards at night because it had only five doctors doing the work of 14, as vacant posts lie unfilled. My father, being a senior consultant in a busy hospital, dragged us around the wards to spread good tidings to patients and to munch the array of nibbles in the nurses' rooms. Show More Sentences Health related fitness should be a family activity, and parents can initiate their wards by motivating them to take part in non-competitive sporting activities. Both Royds and Wibsey wards will be bisected by busy main roads which ought to be boundaries, and to extend Wibsey into Marshfields is a nonsense. The wards have carried large notices at the entrance informing persons that upon entering and leaving the wards to use the handwash supplied to disinfect their hands. Back at the hospital the emergency wards were soon back in action, and the hospital's stock of basic supplies and drugs were replenished from the ships. The wing entrance was particularly in need of cleaning but hawk-eyed members of the team were also disappointed with the quality of furniture and linen in some wards. Practical factors such as ensuring women deliver at times when labour wards and operating theatres are well staffed may be more important in private hospitals. However, they were heavily defeated in wards they won last year. In mutant form, superbugs can wreak havoc in hospitals and rest homes, infecting open wounds and forcing the closure of wards and operating theatres. The title of the appointment was rather meaningless as he soon had his own surgical wards, where his skills in intestinal surgery and liver resection were legendary. These include cuts in waiting times for cataract operations, an improved critical care unit, better surgical wards and improvements to the day surgery and treatment unit. We have had a bad bout of the sweating sickness in the western wards. The party is fielding candidates in next month's local elections in seven Yorkshire wards including those at the centre of last summer's rioting in Bradford and Leeds. We need to pressurise the Government to raise finances not close wards. Lilywhite wards and the astringent smell of disinfectant had turned into a sad and pullulating slum, the saving grace being the medical orderlies who had refused to surrender. This rates grab will come from those property owners with higher values in wards like Eastern Bays and Hobson, regardless of their ability to pay. The stages of the patient's progress through illness and gradual recovery are also charted in his physical passage through different types of wards. Four hospitals were built at conveniently spaced distances along the road and equipped with dispensaries, operating rooms, wards, kitchens and quarters for staff. All wards were placed on standby for a complete hospital evacuation. The Lord Chancellor, who serves as guardian to wards of the Court of Chancery, is worried, because he has developed feelings for a ward of court. Municipalities are subdivided into wards or barrios, and those into sectors. Show More Sentences For administrative purposes, the city is divided into 75 wards, from which the members of the corporation council are elected for five years. Some wards are grouped into larger areas for ward management purposes, and one ward is divided between two different ward management areas. The following table lists city council wards, communities and associated geographical areas. Hospitals are overcrowded with patients on trolleys in corridors due to lack of beds in wards. The areas around the Falls and Shankill Roads are the most deprived wards in Northern Ireland. Other regional structures use the municipal boundaries as a layout, including the police districts, the court districts and the electoral wards. In the United States, wards are usually subdivided into precincts for polling purposes. It became the King George Military Hospital, and accommodated about 1,800 patients on 63 wards. Elections are conducted under the FPTP system with all 53 wards returning 1 councillor. In the metropolitan areas, police stations are divided into wards, which are further divided into mahallas. The unparished urban settlement of Preston is represented by 19 of the 22 council wards within Preston City Council. A Ripon City Council body exists, comprising three wards and 15 councillors. This spring, in partnership with Serco, the Trust will pilot Adenosine Triphosphate testing to monitor cleanliness on hospital wards. The civil parish is divided into four wards called Ely North, Ely South, Ely East and Ely West. Wells City Council is a parish council, with a membership of sixteen councillors, elected from three parish wards. I can remember our tutor was called Norma Linklater and we had clinical teaching on the wards from Sheila Halliday and Hilda Wappet. A man must thorowly sound himselfe, and dive into his heart, and there see by what wards or springs the motions stirre. It is also inconvenient, in Ireland, that the wards and marriages of gentlemen's children should be in the disposal of any of those lords. It consists of 16 councillors representing the two wards of Clifton and Townstal. The borough is divided into 19 wards, with between one and three councillors elected for each ward. Show More Sentences The town is divided into five wards, Mount, Pharos, Warren, Park and Rossall. The deep trough of Bassenthwaite wards off the North Western Fells, while the Central Fells rise beyond Keswick and the Greta. The council is composed of 99 councillors, three for each of the city's wards. For the purposes of City Council elections, Newcastle is divided into 26 electoral wards. Folkestone West comprises Cheriton and Morehall wards and neighbouring Sandgate Parish Council. Crime rates remain the highest in deprived areas of inner wards such as Central and Hindpool. The town, along with Walney Island, is unparished and forms the bulk of the wards which make the entire borough's area. Larger parishes may be divided into parish wards, with separate elections for each ward. Census data provides eight nominal rather than 25 real wards, all of varying size and population. In the 1950s, nobody thought twice about putting polio wards and TB sanitaria out of business. The Providence City Council consists of 15 councilors, one for each of the city's wards, who enact ordinances and pass an annual budget. A major feature of this new generation of buildings is the long corridors with separate wards leading off for men, women and children. They might alternatively be required to chop firewood, clean the wards, or carry out other domestic tasks. Shelvy brings the ball down and lashes it goal wards but it's always rising and Szczesny watches it over. Parts of the wards Glyndon and Shooter's Hill are often referred to as Woolwich, although not accepted by all. There is a demented cowboy, six-guns blazing, and a cowering Dodge City, a mad bomber of maternity wards, kindergartens and petting zoos. The hospital has wards of surgery, maternity, orthopedic, internal, cardiography and a laboratory, he added. Northampton is subdivided into suburbs, council wards, constituencies, ecclesiastical parishes, and other less formal areas. The borough of Northampton continues makes up all of the electoral wards in Northampton North and Northampton South. Other parents like Soman clapped and cheered for their wards as little kids smiled and enjoyed their moment of stardom. Show More Sentences The wards are ancient and their number has changed three times since time immemorial. From that verdict on wards Church of Thozhiyoor came to be known as Malabar Independent Syrian Church. Each borough is divided into electoral wards, subject to periodic review, for the purpose of electing councillors. These main intersecting roads formed 108 rectangular wards with walls and four gates each, and each ward filled with multiple city blocks. London is divided into 73 Parliamentary borough constituencies, formed from the combined area of several wards from one or more boroughs. Westminster constituencies are usually created by combining entire electoral wards. For parish council elections the village is divided into two wards, the North and South, each electing six members to the body. Southampton is divided into council wards, suburbs, constituencies, ecclesiastical parishes, and other less formal areas. They need not bear any relation to wards or electoral divisions at district level. Each new county and district was divided into electoral divisions, known as wards in the districts. It has its own ancient system of 25 wards, as well as its own police service. The City Council is a unicameral legislative body, representing geographical wards throughout the city. Tresco is one of the five civil parishes of the Isles of Scilly, which are also wards. This situation continued until 1 April 1997, when Hove and its wards became part of the new unitary authority of Brighton and Hove. The sacrifice of your sons, daughters and wards is etched in the collective memory of nations consciousness, never to be erased. There were further changes in 1952, 1955 and 1983, at which time there were 16 wards. Temporary escalation wards operating during busy periods are mainly staffed by agency nurses unfamiliar with the hospital system. As of 2017, there are 21 wards in the city of Brighton and Hove, of which 12 are in Brighton. In the May 2013 Cumbria County Council elections Walney North and Walney South wards both elected Labour Party councillors. Established migrants outnumbered newer migrants in all wards except for, Edgbaston, Ladywood, Nechells and Selly Oak. Show More Sentences The four wards comprising Pembroke community each elect one councillor to Pembrokeshire County Council. Iron clavis, the solid web-shaped at the edges to fit the wards in the lock, and having a pointed broach and a kite-formed looped haft. It is no wonder that itinerant agricultural workers travel on the toby and sleep in casual wards between jobs. The name Mumbles is also applied to the district encompassing the electoral wards of Oystermouth, Newton, West Cross, and Mayals. Administratively, Holywell town consists of three wards of the Flintshire County Council local authority. The six wards comprising Milford Haven community each elect one councillor to Pembrokeshire County Council. Sathyanarayana, who immediately announced that these garbage disposal units would be set up in all the 198 city wards over the next 12 months. In the 14th century Sadberge was included in Stockton ward and was itself divided into two wards. Moray Council currently has 26 members elected using single transferable vote in 8 wards. Alderman Richard Mell then pushed through antipeddling ordinances in the 33rd and 47th wards. Use it with an antibug candle and it wards off pests while it lights your patio. They are Livingston North, Livingston South and East Livingston and East Calder wards. Each of the other wards of the corporate area is a separate ward management area. In the 2017 council election, these wards elected 6 Labour, 5 Conservative and 4 SNP councillors. The new wards are Thurso and Northwest Caithness and Wick and East Caithness. Until 1999 the Caithness management and committee areas consisted of 8 out of the 72 Highland Council wards. The volunteers were initially introduced on the elderly care wards and then the stroke unit. Other transportation includes taxis operating in the special wards and the cities and towns. Most studies of hormone-replacement therapy for postmenopausal women suggest that the treatment wards off heart disease. Tokyo is an example of an urban heat island, and the phenomenon is especially serious in its special wards. Show More Sentences Chiyoda Ward is unique in that it is in the very heart of the former Tokyo City, yet is one of the least populated wards. The wards differ from other cities in having a unique administrative relationship with the prefectural government. As a result, unlike other city wards in Japan, these wards are not conterminous with a larger incorporated city. The electoral wards used to form the Clacton constituency are entirely within the district of Tendring. All Gibraltarians are entitled to health care in public wards and clinics at the St Bernard hospital and primary health care centre. The same wards and the same system of election were used for the 2003 election. Therefore, the number of ward management areas is less than the number of wards. From medieval times, the City has been composed of 25 ancient wards, each headed by an Alderman, who chairs Wardmotes, which still take place at least annually. In 1999 ward boundaries were redrawn to create 80 new wards. The Tang capital was the largest city in the world at its time, the population of the city wards and its suburban countryside reaching 2 million inhabitants. Some city wards were literally filled with open public playing fields or the backyards of lavish mansions for playing horse polo and cuju football. All three Pacific Coast bays are winter homes for gray whales, and every January, February and into March the lagoons become virtual maternity wards for thousands of them. The Lochaber management area then consisted of eight out of the 72 wards of the council area, each electing one councillor by the first past the post system of election. The city is divided into 20 wards, each electing three councillors. Just in time for the end of summer and firefly season comes news that the light show can be part of a bait-and-kill strategy that ultimately wards off spiders. The girl's in love and who can blame her, because Jesse has been allowed out and about on the wards far more than his sarky predecessor Keith Greene ever was. All the three gyne wards in LRH is over crowed and often four children are being kept on a signal bed, thus affecting smooth process of medical treatment, he said. The Inverness committee represented 23 out of the 80 Highland Council wards, with each ward electing one councillor by the first past the post system of election. Historically in Cumberland, the parish had a population of 7,829 in 2011 and is divided into four wards, Holborn Hill, Newtown North, Newtown South and Haverigg. The NICU wards in DHA hospitals are the largest available in the country but some parents of premature babies have complained of waiting lists as beds are not available there. Show More Sentences In the past 10 years, seven of the 11 appointees, including Carothers' replacement, have been in black wards, and only two have been in white wards. To the west of the special wards, Tokyo Metropolis consists of cities, towns and villages that enjoy the same legal status as those elsewhere in Japan. Her robes shimmered with wards of unsight stitched in electrum thread. Cork City Council has 31 elected members representing six electoral wards. Keswick became a Local Government District in 1853 and an urban district with three wards in 1894, reflecting its growth in the latter part of the 19th century. Some, such as Moorside, exist as recently constructed residential suburbia, whilst places like Hollinwood exist as electoral wards and thoroughly industrialised districts. The City Council comprises two wards that both elect seven councillors. Near to the entrance were the casual wards for tramps and vagrants and the relieving rooms, where paupers were housed until they had been examined by a medical officer. Since 2007, the 22 wards have been divided between three corporate management areas, and each of these is subdivided to create a total of 16 ward management areas. The boundaries of the parish are coterminous with the boundary of the five borough council wards of Fleetwood and the town council has thirteen councillors. In addition, Spain has over 50 detoxification wards and the communities of Cataluna y Andalucia have trial clinics for Diacetylmorphine, a heroin substitute. In urban areas the wards within a local authority area typically each contain roughly the same number of electors, and each elect three councillors. There is no requirement for the size of wards to be the same within a district, so one ward can return one member and another ward can return two. Lack of beds in wards suited to a patient's needs lead to that patient being admitted to less suitable wards where the staff lack the ideal skills for that patient. Wards with vice districts consistently elected important tenderloin businessmen, usually leading saloon keepers. When he died in 1873, his children were still minors, so his property was administered by the Court of Wards. The gig was so successful the band decided to stay together, and since then Wards Xpress has released three albums. This judge has failed time and time again to properly apply the laws put in place by the people of Florida for the purpose of protecting Wards from unscrupulous guardians. English language proficiency for regions, local authorities, 2011 Census Merged Wards and MSOAs in England and Wales. Male and Female Wards, operation theatre, dialyses unit and other facilities. Find more words! 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