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It was a world of doing business over dinners in which Mr Ward, with his appreciation of good food and fine wine, was at ease.

In the meantime, he said he wants to add an inpatient ward -- which he said would cost another $5 million -- to the temporary clinic.

It was a cushion that turned out to be the difference between surviving intact and becoming a ward of the state.

Then he was down, rolling over and over in the warm sand, crouching with arm up to ward off, trying to cry for mercy.

Mr. Baoding warded off bones to subtly break down cattle. His way reveals the benefit that we ward off obstruct to accomplish tasks.

They said the filming continued through the windows of an isolation ward at the Beijing Ditan infectious diseases hospital.

One of its biggest creditors is Royal Bank of Scotland, which recently became a ward of the British state after a bail-out of its own.

And parts of New Orleans, like the Upper Ninth Ward, are far from recovery.

and paris hilton is back in an all - women ' s jail . the socialite was transferred after spending nearly a week in a medical ward.

A cheerful sight perhaps, but to me it seemed like the public ward in a hospital. The proprietor didn't seem to have all his wits either.

The tusk-mouthed thug soon learned not to tangle with the ward of a Jedi, as Obi-Wan Kenobi intervened with a flash of his lightsaber.

as though such knowing worn like an amulet, a mask, will ward away the evil, the terror.

A 48-year-old woman with a distended abdomen appeared to have ascites and was admitted to the gynaecological ward.

looking at window of lamplight, bit by bit back ward. suddenly, i seem to see the spark path.

Amy Sample Ward's passion for nonprofit technology has lead her to involvement with NTEN, NetSquared, and a host of other organizations.

The intruder lunged at me with a knife; I snatched up a briefcase to ward off the blow.

Plymouth was the home of the great abolitionist preacher Henry Ward Beecher and a stop on the Underground Railroad.

Our receptionist has been pregnant for nine months and is now staying in a maternity ward, waiting for the birth of her first baby.

There were a few other minor buffs here and there (ice barrier, frost ward, and fire ward getting buffed), but that was the gist of it.

I heard of a doctor who bought the words Be Not Afraid cut out of steel. He wanted to hang the phrase in the children's ward of a hospital.

Educating practicing nurses is one of the everyday affairs of a certain ward, which is of great significance.

As the year wore on, the claim was repeated but seemed more and more desperate, as if it were a spell to ward off recession.

Ethan Ward is the star athlete at the high school. He seems like, a really fun loving, you know, like. . . outgoing, but down to Earth guy.

She is known for her doll -like features, and is often compared with Heather Marks , Gemma Ward , Lily Cole , Jessica Stam , and Devon Aoki.

Apparently when he entered the ward they thought the 29-year-old looked so fresh-faced they asked him to prove he was over the age of 16.

This must end, in one of two ways: the sector must be made subject to the market or become a heavily regulated ward of the state.

My room is up in a tower that used to be the contagious ward before they built the new infirmary.

William Arthur Ward God is like a mirror. The mirror never changes but everybody who looks at it sees something different.

"Lincoln was always conscious of his own mortality, " and the cracked-plate photograph conveys a certain fatalism, said Ward.

Thanks to the hard work of the pioneering women of their times, Julia Ward Howe and Anna Jarvis that the day came into existence.

TYPICAL USE: After his parents death, the court made him a ward of his aunt.

A ward in a state-run Manila maternity hospital. Infant mortality is one of the main concerns of a United Nations campaign.

Lorry was on his way to meet his ward and explain to her the facts of her early life.

He also ran errands for the ward and in his spare time made me a cigarette lighter out of an empty Austrian rifle cartridge.

Karen Ward, UK economist at HSBC, said the rise in labour availability was "just what the Governor [of the Bank of England] ordered" .

Security officers at railroad companies began to ward off rail fans, fearing that they might be a terrorism threat.

They do have tools to try to ward off deflation, and should use them. However, they may not be able to live up to expectations.

AIDS, acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is usually a fatal disease which leaves the body unable to ward off infection.

Eighty-seven year old Raymond Ward had been a resident of the Newark Home for the Aged for only two weeks.

For the 2 years before that, I'd been volunteering one day a week in a 28 bed hospice ward as part of my spiritual practice.

Thomas Godfrey, a self-taught mathematician, great in his way, and after ward inventor of what is now called Hadley's Quadrant.

Due to the alarm, the inmates from Psych Ward filter out into the dark yard. Michael peeks up as a herd of white jumpsuits draws near.

But if the heir of such a person is under age and a ward, when he comes of age he shall have his inheritance without 'relief' or fine.

He made his bed in a tree branch and held the woodcutters axe at his side to ward against beasts and bandits.

Out of the ward, there were several trees, very tall trees. Those desperate days were sharp and clear on her memory.

Compared with the children's ward just across the hallway, it is an oasis of restraint.

A year ago they tore up the rule book to bail out Greece and to ward off market attacks on other fiscal reprobates in the euro area.

After his parents' death, the court made him a ward of his aunt.

Why grope after the meaning of a ward? Look it up in the dictionary!

Michael Ward, managing director of Harrods, said: "The French are sitting on the other side of the Channel laughing at us. "

I often wonder what direction my life might have taken if I'd gotten the job at Montgomery Ward.

Susan was a manager in an obstetrics gynecological ward in a private hospital . She was a shrewd and.

You know Dr. Brewster has tried to seduce several nurses on this ward.

I work as qualified nurse in a university hospital on a ward specialized in traumatology, orthopaedy and a little plastic surgery.

The doctors let the children patients slide around on the polished floor and listen to music on the ward radio.

And they put him in ward, that the mind of the LORD might be shewed them.

The fan is in particular suitable to be used for family living room, office, driving chamber, hospital ward, etc.

The maternity ward, she explains, has no heating, and only a limited electricity supply.

Despite Mr. Rubin's remarks, some industry executives report Google has been more active in trying to ward off fragmentation.

Her research put an end to the days when parents handed their children over to strangers at the door of the hospital ward.

When I was on duty in the maternity ward, one of my patients was a woman who was having her first child.

Secure ward managers may be able to reduce patient aggression by carefully monitoring the sex ratio of the staff relative to the patients.

Massage up the legs and arms to stimulate blood flow to ward the heart rather than away from the heart.

Cheryl wakes up in the morning. She stays in a single ward. She sees Jack sitting near the bed dozing.

METHODS: In case of my clinical pharmacy experiences, summed up the example of pharmacy care service in hypertension ward.

Local police cornered him in a ward on the eighth floor of the hospital .

Of the seven staff in Wraps' corporate headquarters, two do nothing but ward off lawsuits from former employees.

That would probably come as no surprise to Dan Ward, an Air Force officer and advocate of building smaller weapons, faster.

The Syrian army was designed as a static force to ward off an Israeli attack, but it has shown itself to be surprisingly flexible.

My volunteer work at the local hospital there ranged from shadowing doctors to playing games with children in the children's ward.

When fed a low-calorie diet, the body makes more SIRT1, and seems to ward off disease better and live longer.

Health care: Medical staff can use Pocket PCs to have up-to-date patient records when meeting patients in the nursing ward.

Do you think you could move your car back ward a bit ?

The subjects are bladder tumor patients hospitalized over a week in the urological ward.

And it seems the trees' thin, flat leaves may also be able to ward off illness, as they have high levels of compounds called polyphenols.

With the help of a magical golden staff, they ward off the nymphs that try to seduce them, then hide when Rinaldo and Armida appear.

It concluded that maintaining a healthy weight and cutting down on smoking and drinking are far better ways to ward off the disease.

Since becoming a ward of the state, giant insurer American International Group Inc. has had a powerful ally: the U. S. government.

Those conditions made it easy for you to meet each other's emotional needs, and tended to ward off Love Busters.

Asking the person to lean for - ward to look at a visual presentation can also be an effective means of opening the folded - arms position.

And sometimes the only way to ward off the darkness. . . is to shine the light of compassion.

In case of any questions ask any of the staff in your ward. We will be glad to offer you our help.

Many of us jog or swim or hit the gym in an attempt to keep fit, and to help ward off ailments like heart disease and diabetes.

By the way, if you want to leave the ward, please let me know.

The aim was to reduce each patient' s length of stay on the admissions ward and the waiting time for a bed in the emergency areas.

It is a kind of batteries, easy to carry to ward, with portable auscultate teaching electronic instrument.

Compared to the quiet of the children's ward, the outpatient department was crowded and hectic.

Ms Ward's account is engaging enough, though it suffers from the fact that both Mr Fuld and Mr Gregory refused to co-operate with her.

HIV attacks the T-cells of a patient's body which are the cells that help the body ward off germs and infection.

That bum didn't look like any spy I've ever seen though, and I would pay money to see him get into that psychiatric ward's vent system.

That bum didn't look like any spy I've ever seen though, and I would pay money to see him get into that psychiatric ward's vent system.

But for all the book's apparent fluffiness, Ward hones in on Lehman's central problems better than even she could have known.

A ward, should the four protagonists, mother along with the mother of children only love, children and the children to the mother 's love.

He looks around the yard, then makes a dash for the sewer grate that Michael used to gain access to the psych ward.

The control group was used by routine emergency lavage and ward drug treatment, with which the trinity is the treatment of the method.

Lots of makeup claims to have sun screens that block harmful rays, but it's probably not enough to ward off skin damage.

A positive mental attitude and a cheerful, optimistic attitude are needed to ward off the danger of cancer, experts suggested.

Louise knew that her break was nearly over and that very soon she would have to be back on the ward.

To conquer one diseased condition makes it easier to ward off or to conquer other diseased conditions.

Well, you know how Dad is always talking about the kids in the ward and how important it is for them to be paid attention to?

abstract: OBJECTIVE To understand the distribution of respiratory tract pathogens in neonatal ward and drug resistance analysis.

Teamwork and devotion are all that enable the busiest ward in this busiest of hospitals to function.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. "It does not fully resolve our concerns, but it gives us a set of basic principles to move for ward. "

The project introduced a more patient-centred approach to drug administration on an acute ward in a district general hospital.

Two days later I walked down the hospice ward at noon. There stood Bill, leaning up against the wall in the hallway, staring at the floor.

Her research put an end to the (64) when parents handed their children over to strangers at the door of the hospital ward.

UV disinfection on the ward for a week once and registration.

The ward is trying to keep tabs discreetly on seniors by monitoring their use of public services like health care and meals on wheels.

Ward isn't just a mad chocolate fiend; he has also made a long-term bet that supply problems in West Africa will continue to push prices up.

In the Heart Lotus Palliative Care Ward, they dressed beautifully as bride and groom so I could give them my blessings.

The case describes a 21-year-old patient who was referred to the casualty ward due to post tonsillectomy haemorrhage.

Umaid Hospital was about to descend into crisis: Up and down the maternity ward, new mothers were mysteriously starting to die.

She was confined in the neuropsychiatry ward of Makati Medical Center where she was diagnosed with a bipolar mood disorder.

Whether in order to ward off evil, or praying, red, all with a strong desire to live, will, and pursuit.

They help to ward off the anti-aging process by providing the body with nutrients that starve off wrinkles and saggy skin.

How did this woman escape from a locked cell in a locked ward in the old fort, its walls thick enough to withstand cannon fire?

Ward made note of the plank at the open window, and near it he discovered two muddy footprints he believed had been made by the intruder.

Meanwhile , the Bank of Japan slashed rates to ward off an export decline , and stoke up more domestic demand .

He was too old to react fast enough to ward off a wolf attack and Danni was not as quick to move out due to her pregnancy.

Only one ward of the hospital was able to deal with the constant stream of injured pouring in.

However, here ha was pacing the halls of the psychiatric ward of County General Hospital waiting to talk to a patient named Angel Zeno.

It is always a saddening experience to visit a ward, especially a visit to a mentally disordered friend or relative.

Carla now enters not just a cancer ward but a cancer world.

Ward console and Enhanced Ward console have had their icons swapped, as they were not correct.

Ivanna searches for her birth records in Pripyat's Maternity Ward without success.

I want to ask you for a senior, Sister, may I ask you to enter the nursing home ward the first or second?

This article describes the phasing out of seclusion from a locked ward in a hospital for people with learning disabilities.

Daniel Ward, a lawyer leading one of the suits against Cisco, thinks that similar cases could be brought against other firms.

The Institute had previously also converted some private wards into a general dengue ward to accommodate patients.

Still other legends exist about St Christopher actually being granted the face of a dog by God, to ward off unwanted female attention.

She invested the money for her ward.

He also owns a case of exotic birds created by Rowland Ward, a zebra and a Victorian Spoonbill by Peter Spicer.

It's all "those internal things that you choose not to do now, but which will impede future development if left undone" [ Ward Cunningham].

But many readers will question the risk that Ward took by leading them on such a contrived course to such a dismal destination.

Objective To investigate and analyze a case of gastroenteritis outbreak in an internal medicine ward.

Before leaving the ward , he should wash his hands with the antiseptic provided by the ward .

And sometimes the only way to ward off the darkness is to shine the light of compbuttion.

in 2003 , the company undertook the modification design and construction of ward building for the sino - japanese friendship hospital.

Infections. As the body ages, the immune system weakens, making it harder for the dog to ward off infections.

She says she isn't much of a cook and is happy to have Mr. Ward pick kitchen gear.

Lindsey Ward fed her first child with formula, but she was determined to nurse her second.

But he quickly outlived his political usefulness, and his next two books, The First Circle and The Cancer Ward, had to be published abroad.

fortunately, otherwise I'd end up in a psychiatric ward!

This trocar can be effective for four days, so when you're back to your ward, you don't have to get venipuncture everyday.

Bill Ward, the postman, comes to the rescue, allowing her to live in his garden shed.

Miss Blimber received her young ward from the Doctor's hands; and Paul, feeling that the spectacles were surveying him, cast down his eyes.

Against the background of buoyant prices the bullish Mr Ward put his money where his mouth was.

Ysilla glared at Tyrion and made a peculiar stabbing gesture with three of her fingers. A sign to ward off evil.

The electrical system used in the Lower 9th Ward homes, known as Verve, connects light switches wirelessly to the lights.

I just need to get out of psych ward to set things up.

They are normally shown around the arid and rocky island by guides who carry large, forked sticks to ward off the animals.

But in the children's ward, I spoke to a paediatrician.

Health workers over Indonesia have started a major vaccination campaign to help earthquake survivors ward off any chance of disease.

Many bikers believe these small brass bells, mounted near the back of his bike, help ward off accidents.

later that day , the case doctor transferred him to a medical ward for further treatment.

Ward environment design development is the result of the continuous improvement of people's perceptions, thoughts and emotions.

Investors are still fearful that the Federal Reserve may be running out of options to ward off a U. S. recession.

The critical incident illustrates how a patient was deceived in hospital and how this was simply accepted by the majority of the ward staff.

Burn Ward: Ignite 3 medics that are ready to deploy an Uber-charge.

Ward said the immediate concern is to fill the food gap in the country.

Heath Ledger's last girlfriend Gemma Ward has paid tribute to the late actor in her first interview since his death in January.

The body of Sepia is soft and flexible, so it can move into and out of hole in sea bottom as it like so that it can ward off being preyed.

They refused to allow Qui-Gon to train Anakin, but the Jedi Master nevertheless kept the boy as his ward as he returned to Naboo.

But, its roots are believed to be in the Celtic Samhain festival, during which bonfires were lit and costumes were worn to ward off ghosts.

The head of the maternity ward, a doctor and two nurses have been suspended pending the results of the investigation, it added.

The eldest son kicks out the father and the other children are prepared to ward him off.

The courts made him a ward of his uncle.

The dynamic factors of saltwater intrusion are the tidal flood current, the land-ward density current and mixing.

That was the medical ward on the fifth floor; my emaciated mother lay by the side of window.

The United States has a statue of the Burt called the pharmacist, developed a method used to ward off headaches, dizziness of the syrup.

In the work to improve the ward environment, enhance the sense of responsibility nurses to enhance patient care.

A week after Gracie was born Tia celebrated her 15th birthday in the ward surrounded by friends and family.

This can lead to thriftiness to the point of denying yourself pleasure, or embracing some health fad to ward of disease.

Andre Ward has all the makings of a superstar. It's about time he and his handlers start to act like one.

But just because the assistant was obviously disinclined to let him go in, Rostov went into the soldiers' ward.

Under normal circumstances, this would be the time for the federal government to take bold action to ward off a double dip.

It was given me by Sylvia Ward, whose portrait hangs yonder; and I meant to wear it in my bosom at our wedding.

When I acted as a nurse in the ward, I was almost in your age now. Everyone around me praised me for my patience and skills.

It can weigh up to 400 tonnes and enterprising captains can mount swivel cannons on her hull to ward off pirates.

Ward lay-out is key: eliminating long corridors because nurses can spend up to 40% of their time walking instead of caring for patients.

Her bed was at the very end of the ward, near a cracked window thickened with grime.

Ward and Donald Brownlee have argued that some form of animal life may continue even after most of the Earth's plant life has disappeared.

Your eyes turned across to the unframed portrait of Henry Ward Beecher, which stands upon the top of your books.

If he doesn't take on those kinds of bouts, then chalk Ward up as one of the few who failed to capitalize on his gold medal win.

NPC D: Sonic? SONIC? ? Curse you, elf, for finding the one energy form that I did not think to ward my children against!

One-third of the visits resulted in an overnight stay in the emergency-room, and one-third were admitted to psychiatric hospital ward.

I found myself in a hospital in an intensive-care ward, recuperating from emergency surgery.

The last time such a large ice island formed was in 1962 when the Canadian Ward Hunt Ice Shelf calved an island.

Ward, a patient in critical condition the room to see out the window at the trees, in the autumn wind in a fall down the brain.

In hospital ward very quiet, Ba Jin puts out a hand to grip Liu Baiyu to tremble and the sweaty hand slightly, strokes gently.

The last confirmed case of Ebola died on 22 September in Kampungu MSF isolation ward and was buried safely.

"But I really ride . . . . . . ever will . . . . . . " brandy son agree promise openings ward.

Experiment in actual ward environment verifies the effectiveness and stability of the system.

He took vitamins to ward off head colds.

Church bells are rung at the beginning of the ceremony to ward off bad spirits.

In the city of Sendai, the police found up to 300 bodies in a single ward.

This time Ward may have allowed speculation to carry him further than most readers will be willing to go.

The utility model is a novel bedpan lifting device applied to the ward bed with a defecation hole.

Conclusion It's necessary to establish a standard pharmaceutical ward round model in gastroenterology department.

abstract: OBJECTIVE To analyze the cause of high hospital infection rate of male psychiatric ward and to take intervention measures.

Jin is a thought back to modern, whole day busy research, by the emperor as uber, live alone ward, qingchuan often go to see her.

The blood-soaked uniform of a U. S. Army soldier lies on the floor of the trauma ward at Kandahar Air Field, Afghanistan.

When he handed back our papers, groans from the disappointed made Professor Dressel's classroom sound like a hospital ward .

The Blues are keen to tie down their star midfielder to a new long-term contract to ward off potential suitors of the England international.

So people in the state met him in the street they would ward off him by making a detour.

Ms Ward received so much help from his family and friends that it unbalances her book.

Many parents with younger children insist on having access to their Facebook page to ward off cyberbullying or other inappropriate activity.

but they need me at the hospital today, in the children's ward.

Authorities in Australia require inbound aeroplanes to be sprayed with insecticide to ward off malaria and dengue fever.

Once an infection has been eliminated, the specially trained B and T cells stick around, priming the body to ward off subsequent attacks.

Zimbabwe, 2000 - in a tuberculosis ward where the great majority of the patients suffer from aids.

Another "piece of candy" that Mr. Ward gave us was the "board of stupidity" .

I have always been ready to use force in order to defy tyranny or ward off ruin.

She invested the money on behalf of her ward.

Can say, at a time Be finished sorcery tower, the whole Pu Si Wei ward and onset of the strange city raised upon 50%.

At least 27 people were killed in the blast in Logar province, most of them in the clinic's maternity ward.

Ms. Ward puts Germany in fifth place, and on its heels in sixth, the U. K. , both one slot lower than today.

The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Minot Air Force Base became involved in the Ward County project, Commissioner Tony Clark said.

Others may fear being locked up, although suicidal ideation alone is not a sufficient reason to place a patient on a locked ward.

As they return to the tree to ward sunrise, they quarrel among themselves and fight for the best places until long after daylight.

It's just to ward off the evil spirits so the girl can marry a real boy some time later.

And he put them in ward in the house of the captain of the guard, into the prison, the place where Joseph was bound.

Conclusion: The practice of "Good care service demonstration ward" improved the quality of nursing care service.

Then he walked out of the ward, crying, grieving, and is hurt much more than at that tiny funeral for his father many years ago.

Bilingualism, says one new study, helps ward off Alzheimer's for up to four years.

Conclusion: Scientific work flow and the management is an effective way for keeping the air clean in ICU laminar flow ward.

An entire floor has been converted into a pilot geriatric ward at Onomichi Prison, near Hiroshima.

It was also sprayed at locations on the Korean demilitarized zone, to ward off any infiltration from North Korea in the sixties.

I find I feel much better taking it than when I'm not - and I feel sure it helps ward off common gastric illnesses.

For strengthening nurse station and connection in the ward , improve nursing level to help greatly.

One of the cheapest ways to borrow for education is to take out a second mortgage on a house, Ward says.

Methods Summarized the burn ward hospital infection prevention and control work in past four years of our hospital.

I met Connie the day she was admitted to the hospice ward, where I worked as a volunteer.

The reasons for this were: 1. Lack of a specialist medication management record sheet for a psychiatric day ward. 2.

At the meeting he proposed a series of measures that might ward off the environmental pollution.

Results: The quality of care in ward have been promoted obviously after practicing the examination institution of nurse qualification.

Objective To strengthen the infection management of the primary hospital burn ward, prevent and control the hospital infection effectively.

Medicine Buddha Puja is a powerful puja to ward off illness of the body, speech & mind.

Part of the answer lies in his own hospital's malnutrition ward.

"Agnes . . . was outraged by what seemed to her Rose's callousness " (Mrs. Humphry Ward).

"No, I mean, surely you can't smoke anywhere near a ward, " I said.

A little truth bending can ward off that tantrum ( "I know you want to watch it, but I just can't find the DVD, dear. " ).

However, neighborhoods like the Lower Ninth Ward remain devastated, said Foulks.

I must say, one of the best products ever to ward off colds, allergies, and clear congestion.

The article describes the construction and implementation of a ward nursing system in Ruijin Hospital.

Michael explains that while the psych ward is their way out, it will be real easy to get lost.

The hospital is equipped with the hospital ward as the primary mission Medical establishment which takes prevents and treats disease.

In one mixed ward of psychogeriatric patients constipation was a common problem for which laxatives were routinely given.

It was said to have the power to ward off theft from fairies, unlock the secrets of dreams and to promote fertility.

In the often unheated buildings of the middle ages, long gowns were necessary for scholars to ward off the cold.