waiting list

Garden-store retailers have reported increased sales over the past two years, he said, and many community gardens have waiting lists.

The bad news: by the time colleges get to their waiting lists, financial aid is often used up.

Unfortunately, up-to-date information about waiting lists is not usually available to the GP and patient when they decide about a referral.

"And we know it works, " he said, noting that waiting lists in countries with "opt-out" systems have been reduced.

Ever since the founding of the NHS, long waiting lists had regulated costs; the new money saw waiting lists virtually abolished.

The long waiting lists have also led hospitals to give preferential treatment to heterosexual couples.

NHS waiting lists for operations can be very long, so people can jump the queue by paying for their operation.

Long waiting lists, resulting in delayed diagnosis and treatment, were thought to be partly responsible.

Many agencies told Allard they had to put newcomers on waiting lists or refer them to other organizations.

As you may be aware, there is a UK shortage and the waiting lists are very long.

In the United States, many state assistance programs that help people access AIDS medications also have waiting lists.

Traditional healers also usually provide immediate treatment, whereas clinics may have lengthy waiting lists and tests for eligibility.

It has used its field hospitals to take medical services to remote areas and help the national health service cut waiting lists.

Sarah wants to take on some of the cases which are long waiting lists but can't because she's already stretched to capacity.

Goals have been set for everything, from economic indicators to healthcare waiting lists and criminal activity.

But such a huge cut would create waiting lists and deny coverage to an estimated 200, 000 kids.

In practice, many countries promise universal coverage but ration care or have extremely long waiting lists for treatment.

Waiting lists for the new electric cars from Nissan and General Motors (GM) exceeded production quotas.

Leaf waiting lists have sprouted at a few dealers.

Meanwhile most local community colleges, explains Mr Hyde, have waiting lists for health-care courses.

All types of vehicle now have waiting lists of about one month, and demand for used cars has outstripped supply.

In other words, waiting lists have become a safety net for schools rather than students.

A buying frenzy has gripped the city, leading to billion-dollar land auctions and long waiting lists.

Current organ shortages mean that patients must endure long waiting lists for transplants.

Students may not like to been (being) put on waiting lists, but mistakes can be costly.

Li & Fung and Dachangjiang seldom have problems with excess capacity when times are hard or with waiting lists when times are flush.

Students may not like being put on weighting (waiting) lists, but mistakes can be causally (costly).

Demand for serviced apartments has created long waiting lists and high prices.

Some schools in Singapore charged $200, 000 just to put names on waiting lists.

Students may not like being put on waiting lists, but mistakes can be costly.

We had waiting lists because there were so many patients that wanted to be analyzed.

Waiting lists even for reused niches now stretch as long as four years.

Students may not like being put on waiting lists, but the states(mistake) can't be costly.

In Canada, more than 800, 000 patients are on waiting lists for medical procedures.

With 100, 000 people now on waiting lists for plots in the UK, I am feeling more privileged by the day.

You can put yourself on waiting lists and so forth.

Many colleges have placed more applicants on waiting lists this spring,

DIAC plans to cut students from the waiting lists