Sentence examples for attendants I from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, all pregnancies should be attended by Skilled Birth Attendants (i.e. a qualified midwife or doctor) with backup being provided by health centres in case of complications.

So I have sympathy for flight attendants — I think they're noble.

To my surprise, none of the America West flight attendants I spoke to at airports or on the plane expressed a complaint.

"The flight attendants I know feel they have been sold down the river again," said Stephen Baumert, a flight attendant based in Miami who writes a newsletter for nearly 600 workers.

As with the flight attendants I worked with earlier, my new companions described their job as being one where they constantly had to calibrate the mood of the passengers.

The good news for overworked flight attendants, I suppose, is that such optimism is driven partly by the rapid growth in consumer acceptance of self-service payments on the ground, from supermarkets and stores to swipe-your-card payment systems at parking lots, airline check-in desks and hotel lobbies.

Skilled birth attendance here is defined as the presence of a skilled attendant (as opposed to a trained attendant, as a trained/qualified attendant, i.e., not necessarily competent or skilled) and an enabling environment which includes adequate supplies, equipment, and infrastructure as well as efficient and effective systems of communication and referral (40).

Therefore it is important that all pregnant women have access to a skilled attendant, i.e. someone with midwifery skills, who is able to manage a normal delivery and who can recognize and manage obstetric complications, or refer in time if needed.

If it weren't for them and the park attendant I wouldn't be here today".

I got the feeling that something went down the wrong way, and I told the attendant I needed some water.

"If my wife doesn't have an attendant, I will help her," Mr. Saintlouis said.