cancel operation

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The super-agency and Victoria police were forced to cancel Operation Fortitude that was scheduled to take place at the weekend after a backlash from the community.

Pressure to cancel Operation Crossroads altogether came from scientists and diplomats.

Doctors and nurses picketed outside hospitals, complaining about lacking clean water and having to cancel operations.

Forced to cancel operations, it transferred almost all of the patients in the 173-bed hospital to other medical centers.

Hospitals are being told to cancel operations to make way for the most seriously ill flu patients.

Sir Mike said struggling hospitals were becoming caught in a "vicious spiral", admitting too many patients, forcing them to open overflow wards and cancel operations.

The rising demand for care has already forced 15 hospitals in England to declare a major incident, cancel operations, call in extra staff and open extra wards to cope with the sheer number of patients.

A ransomware cyberattack in May 2017 forced some UK hospitals to cancel operations and outpatient appointments.

Winter pressures on the NHS in Wales could force hospitals to cancel operations, its new chief executive has said.

Use these concepts as applicable whether your particular block defines one, three, or other levels of cancel operations.

Scrambling to comply with the order, the federal court in Tucson canceled Operation Streamline for the day on Monday.