Sentence examples for appointments covered from inspiring English sources

When she asked maternity clinic staff how many Hungarian women had registered for appointments covered by the NHS, she was reportedly told: "A lot of people.

The previous Friday, Sheila tells her, she was "in so much pain I couldn't take my jacket off". The appointments, covered through Medicaid, began in December, after her doctor told her the pain was not due to carpal tunnel from taking notes in class, but likely from an autoimmune disease, scleroderma.

If he reaches his $15,000 goal, Hawthorne will have living expenses and specialist appointments covered through October.

For our present analysis, we increased both the quantity and range of the data previously examined, widening the window of appointments covered from 1 to 2 years and extending longitudinal follow-up from 2 to 3 years.

Administrative Staff appointments cover individuals with professional or administrative responsibilities in such areas as the Institute's central administration, academic departmental administration, and the MIT libraries.

The merit system of appointment covered all types of posts, and the general principle laid down was that "special laws and instructions determine the appointing authority to different civil service rank, their qualifications, and the preliminary examinations required from different branches and different ranks".

Sen. Bill Soules, D-Las Cruces, told the assembly, "This appointment covers none of that".

Through a dusty window on the right side of the breezeway, a receptionist's desk held a touch-tone telephone and a gray appointment book, covered in dust.

However, none reported discussing these concerns with their midwives, the implication being that there was not enough time within their antenatal appointments to cover the information the women needed.

The dispute started with a complaint by New Haven clinics that low rates paid by managed-care contractors were causing specialists to turn down appointments with patients covered by Medicaid.

"My head of department wanted to know which appointments were not covered by the Equalities Act, with no details or explanation to me as to why they wanted that information," explains Shaun.