Sentence examples for facilities were subsequently from inspiring English sources

The first terminal of a deepwater port was opened in 1975, and additional facilities were subsequently built.

The planetarium's exhibits, artifacts and theatre facilities were subsequently dismantled and dispersed.

All the immigrants who get relocated to the hosting municipal facilities are subsequently subject to a second control for regularity by the municipal officers of the Ministry of Interior; because of this, a recurrent number of immigrants in every municipality gets repatriated due to the failure in meeting the necessary requirements to be granted the status of refugees (TGcom24 2016).

[ 14] Review reports from health facilities are subsequently forwarded to the district where reports are also sent to the region and to the responsible section within the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.

The company reported that the fire, localized in a waste facility was subsequently extinguished, with no casualties or equipment damage.

The APPROACH registry also includes patients initially admitted to hospitals or emergency facilities without catheterization facilities who were subsequently transferred to a tertiary center for this procedure under less urgent circumstances.

More recently, the relationship between weight loss and transfer to high-level care or mortality was documented in a report by Woods et al. 5 These authors studied a group of older patients who initially lived in low-level care facilities but were subsequently transferred to high-level care or died because of changes in body composition.

Following verification, maternity charts were requested from the relevant storage facilities and individual case reviews were subsequently performed.

Toilet facilities were "overflowing, and hygiene conditions were subsequently extremely poor", said the study, with only four cubicles until April.

The most commonly used chelants, ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) and diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (DPTA) are supposed to be relatively persistent substances, poorly degradable in biological treatment facilities and are subsequently considered as environmentally critical compounds.

The UK Military Joint Theatre Trauma Registry (JTTR) captures data on all trauma cases admitted to deployed UK military medical facilities who are subsequently repatriated for treatment [9].