Sentence examples for care fire from inspiring English sources
The report said that annual violations of regulations governing mental health care, fire safety, occupational safety and hazardous materials increased significantly.
Q. Tyco intends to break the company up into four multibillion-dollar parts: health care, fire protection and pipes and valves, security and electronics, and financial services (sometimes called Capital).
"They want Puerto Rico to raise taxes, cut health care, fire teachers, cut pensions, sell off $4 billion worth of government buildings, privatize public ports, close neighborhood schools and cut support for the University of Puerto Rico, all so these vulture funds can squeeze out more profit," Warren noted.
The Swiss Society for General Medicine has therefore acknowledged ICPC as the official coding system for primary care and recently developed a project for better coding in primary care (FIRE project) [ 9– 11].
Saracens take a quick throw and Bosch fumbles it, then Care fires a long-range drop goal attempt against the post and Saracens clear.
Run by Zengoro Hoshi, the 46th generation of the family to be in charge, the firm's motto is unusually practical: "Take care of fire, learn from water, co-operate with nature".
The number of children in foster care, civilian fire fatalities and the infant mortality rate have all plunged and the number of families placed in permanent housing has increased.
After the riot, the mayor worked to further expand the opportunities for blacks in city government as well as integrate city hospitals and improve sanitation, health care, and fire and police protection.
Auburn, in Fort Greene, has been cited for more than four hundred violations in the past decade — "unheeded alarms," Elliott writes, and not for casual things: "inadequate child care, faulty fire protection, insufficient heat, spoiled food, broken elevators, nonfunctioning bathrooms and the presence of mice, roaches, mold, bedbugs, lead and asbestos".
The health care cost fire burning at General Electric looks likely to spread to other companies.
Briloff claims to have discovered what he calls a "$3 billion, three-card" Monte game in Tyco's books for its industrial segment, which includes security and electronics, health care and fire protection.
