Sentence examples for admitting rights from inspiring English sources

The state was criticized at the time for failing to respond more quickly to a vague report filed by Beth Israel stating that it had terminated the admitting rights of the doctor in that case, Allan Zarkin.

Its judges ruled that abortion clinics must meet staffing and resource standards of hospitals and that doctors must have admitting rights at a hospital within 30 miles [48km] of the clinic.

Procedural skills and public hospital admitting rights were associated with a lower risk of turnover.

All 3 supervisors had hospital admitting rights to a community hospital within their town.

All 3 supervisors had hospital admitting rights to a hospital within their town.

These risks translate to a predicted median survival of 11 years for Australian-trained family physician non-proceduralists with hospital admitting rights working in small coastal closely settled locations compared to 3 years for family physicians in remote locations.

A point of view is one thing, but admitting right from the beginning that you intensely dislike the subject can lead nowhere productive.

I do not mind admitting right away that I felt the business interests I had in Huddersfield could be repeated with greater prospects in a place like London.

Host Madeleine Brand said: "But it sounds like you're just admitting right there this is kind of a whack-a-mole situation".

Rome was named only for illustration; and Antioch and all the other eparchies or provinces were secured their admitted rights.

Dufty admits right away that nobody knows.