With such gross understaffing, inadequate referrals by both providers and patients themselves may be understandable, but should certainly not always be taken for granted and rendered acceptable.
In the midst of it all you almost take for granted the carefully rendered details of the setting, the tightness of the editing and the inventiveness of the special effects.
Mr. Friedland said that while rules governing foundations generally barred managers and their families from using the sites, such use could be granted in recognition of services rendered, as long as the benefit was not excessive.
He implied when final judgment had been rendered he would grant executive clemency.
Some were no doubt issued to make up for previous grants that had been rendered worthless by tumbling stock prices.
Meanwhile new laws covering protest, terrorism and the armed forces have effectively rendered all demonstrations illegal, granted the state the right to classify any citizen it dislikes as a militant, and placed all public property under military control.
After a 2010 tornado missed us by only a few miles, it seemed that the universe, with its sense of irony, had granted us immunity from twisters — thus rendering my investment of several thousand dollars unnecessary.
Bruce returned to the island in 1326, having earlier granted lands to Fergus MacLouis for assistance rendered during his time of concealment there.
However, the act provides that a grant of Royal Assent is not rendered invalid by a failure to employ the traditional ceremony where required.
Additionally, she argues, block-granting Snap would render it "unable to respond automatically to increased need resulting from rising poverty and unemployment during an economic downturn" and would also give individual states the option of placing their own restrictions on the programme.
