Sentence examples for council surgeries from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to see everyone who wants a safe cycle route in their neighbourhood turning up at their council surgeries saying 'we want this', because at the moment they're hearing from people who don't want it".

Guardian council or senate?

The results are "really astounding," says cardiovascular surgeon Timothy Gardner of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, who is chair of the surgery council of the American Heart Association.

A community centre opposite the school with a GPs' surgery, town council and hall is also opening in September.

Some of my favourites experiences have been observing dental surgeries, a city council in action, and a judge in court and behind the scenes in his chambers.

Skype is another way to build a relationship with residents, perhaps those who previously would not have chosen to engage with me through traditional ward surgeries or the council.

"I don't think it's enough to overwhelm the health care system," said Dr. Bruce Wolfe, president of American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, whose executive council unanimously endorsed Allergan's proposal.

The council initially targeted community centres, faith groups, doctors' surgeries and local businesses.

My girls [the surgery's receptionists] called the council and got it sorted," she recalls.

Some of the interest is down to word spreading around the local referring agencies: GP surgeries, housing associations, refugee charities and Brent council.

The council said it reviewed 69 training programs in general surgery last year and cited 25 of them, or 36percentt, for violating its standards on permissible work hours.