Sentence examples for communal station from inspiring English sources

Potential for Danger on Every Call The search-and-rescue bell roared to life at 4 a.m. on this particular Saturday, wailing through the ceiling speakers of the communal station house where the duty crew sleeps.

As one respondent said when asked about male officers openly watching porn in the communal station areas, "it's what Victoria Police blokes do".

(Midwife) To improve knowledge and professional skills, it is necessary to have short training courses every year for the staff at the communal station.

By the end of 2008, 99% of all communes (the local administrative unit in Vietnam) in the country had a communal health station (CHS), including the northern mountainous communes inhabited by ethnic minorities [ 1].

This included 19 reports on local radio and loudspeakers broadcast; 45 community meetings organized to communicate the risk of dioxin exposure and measures to prevent the risk to local residents, and 50 A0-size posters placed at community meeting halls, communal health stations, and at various local markets.

At the center of their display area is a communal bike station, which looks like three gym bikes attached to a table.

Community members, with the help of a Guatemalan sustainable development organization (Fundacion Solar), the United States Peace Corps and Sandia National Laboratories, designed an electric submersible water pump system used to fill cement communal washing station tanks that were to be built in the jungle surrounding the lagoons.

HCE = Health care expenditure; CHS = Communal health station; DHC = District health center.

The communal health station is commonly staffed with one midwife responsible for antenatal and delivery care and one nurse.

HCFP = Health care funds for the poor; HCE = Health care expenditure; CHS = Communal health station; DHC = District health center.

Finally, there are some issues related to the current health system in this setting that limit the use of mental health care services among people with mental illness, such as the lack of a community-based mental health care in each commune, the inadequate capacity of private providers and staff at communal health stations regarding diagnosis and treatment of mental illness.