Sentence examples for group cure from inspiring English sources

"Why people have gotten upset is, he doesn't seem to represent, understand or have great sympathy for all the people who are truly, deeply affected in a way that he isn't," said Jonathan Shestack, a co-founder of the advocacy group Cure Autism Now, whose mission is to help finance research to find a cure.

Julie Bailey, from the campaign group Cure the NHS, said: "It is an obscene amount of money for failure.

Julie Bailey, who founded the campaign group Cure the NHS after the death of her mother at the hospital, described the report as "absolutely outrageous".

Bailey, who founded the campaign group Cure the NHS, has been honoured for her services to the care of older people.

One of his regrets is that he should have made efforts to meet the group Cure the NHS when this affair blew up.

Julie Bailey, from campaign group Cure the NHS, said: "This is a common theme within the NHS – if they can't do a job, they outsource it.

Kate Morgan, one of the march organizers, said leaders of her group, Cures Not Wars, told the participants not to smoke marijuana.

Mosley has always had a strong sense of himself as a spokesman for a collective: the diagnostician of group pathologies and the prescriber of group cures (see, for instance, his recent book "What Next: A Memoir Toward World Peace").

When the unbearably tense Brisbane group Cured Pink starts its set shortly after Rat Columns' meticulous guitar pop, there are no aesthetic parallels to be drawn, and these bands do not appear to be separate chapters in the same story.

The complete response group (cured patients) included the patients with Ewing sarcoma and PNET (Ewing sarcoma tumour family), as well as both patients with resected SFT.

Then the designed chemotherapeutic protocol is applied on the population and the "patients" are classified into two groups (cured and uncured patients) based on the final tumor size.