Sentence examples for health command from inspiring English sources

Azar, who went on to rise to deputy secretary, oversaw the conversion of the sixth-floor conference room into a public health command center for future disasters.

Contingency planning should, therefore, be multi-faceted, involving a robust health command structure, the facility to expand critical care provision in terms of space, equipment and staff and cohorting of affected patients in the early stages.

Deguchi visited his ailing student and, concerned for his health, commanded Ueshiba to return to Ayabe.

In France, health authorities command to identify those risks: either in an a posteriori way for intensive care units (ICU) like morbidity mortality meetings, or in an a priori way, that is to say before the occurrence of undesirable events, in such process that operating rooms.

Questions about its possible public health consequences command increasing attention.

The two were atop the national jockey standings when they parted a couple of years ago after Puhich's health issues commanded most of his attention.

We need to do more, now, before the next public health emergency commands our attention.

Bill Clinton lied through his teeth and now is the darling of the global health world, commanding hundreds of thousands of dollars on the speakers' circuit.

The American admiral, who commands the alliance's southern forces from this suburb of Naples, said Greece and Turkey were "equally important" to the health of his command.

And, he argued, with a scientist's rather than a health secretary's command of the data, that that care was under sustained political attack.

Three months later Masséna, in poor health, was given command of the French forces that were fighting the British in Portugal.