Sentence examples for clear hands from inspiring English sources

There were clear hands in the ruck to wrestle the ball free to give Leicester their opportunity and when the penalty try was awarded it was game set and match".

The WHO in 2004, approved the creation of an "Alliance for Patient Safety", which acknowledged the universal need to improve HH in healthcare institutions, developing a strategy with a very clear call to action: "Clear hands are safer hands".

Thus, there was no added benefit to continuing treatment once patients had responded and the optimal duration of treatment is 12 to 24 weeks, with discontinuation upon "clear" or "almost clear" hands.

The secondary endpoints correlated with the PGA results; the median percentage reduction in mTLSS was 92% for the 30 mg group and 71% for the 10 mg group, while the PaGA results demonstrated that 76% (n = 37) of patients in the 30 mg group and 38% (n = 8) of patients in the 10 mg group reported "clear" or "almost clear" hands.

Bronislaw Geremek died with a clear conscience and clean hands.

My father had a firm, clear hand.

A clear hand signal, like when you're scuba diving.

Reading these pencilled words, written in Scott's clear hand into pages of his journal, is quite an experience.

He had been a "very close" friend of my father's for nearly thirty years, he wrote in a crooked but clear hand.

But while Mr. Clinton might have a clear hand at home, he still faces the problem of how to resolve the issues between the two protagonists.

Except when Reagan was in the hospital, he produced an entry for each day, usually a page written in a clear hand with few portions crossed out.