As evidence, they pointed to lucid passages in the journal found at the house after her death: the pleasure she took in identifying birds and commenting on the shapes of clouds; the fact that she realized her unkempt appearance might bring her to the attention of authorities who could hospitalize her again.
An alcoholic could lose his job and his family, he could be hospitalized, he could be warned by half a dozen doctors and go on drinking.
An alcoholic could lose his job and his family, he could be hospitalized, he could be warned by half a dozen doctors — and go on drinking.
The report posited an epidemic that could produce symptoms in 60 million to 120 million people and cause as many as 90 million to seek medical attention; up to 1.8 million could be hospitalized, 300,000 could flood into crowded I.C.U.'s, and 30,000 to 90,000 people could die.
The decision to increase the stockpile was prompted in part by the results of local mathematical modeling exercises, which suggested that among the Thai population of 63 million persons, 157,000 could be hospitalized with A(H1N1 pdm09 virus infection and 1,260 could die.
In case of a more severe disease that the study medical staff could not treat as outpatient care, participants were referred to Kayunga District Hospital where they could be hospitalized during treatment and care.
Had we met in any of a dozen states, I could have hospitalized J. myself — against his will and for up to several days.
When children in the congregation started dying ultimately, five did Ross and his colleagues began going door to door, telling parents that kids whose lives were in danger could be hospitalized by court order.
That summer, temperatures inside the warehouse had risen above a hundred degrees; managers, citing concerns about theft, had refused to open the doors for ventilation, instead stationing ambulances outside so that employees could be hospitalized if they collapsed.
When children in the congregation started dying — ultimately, five did — Ross and his colleagues began going door to door, telling parents that kids whose lives were in danger could be hospitalized by court order.
