Sentence examples for hospitals moved from inspiring English sources

And in that case, the panelists discovered that OSHA had failed to anticipate the scrupulousness with which hospitals moved to reduce exposures.

HealthSouth, the nation's largest chain of rehabilitation hospitals, moved a step closer to bankruptcy yesterday as one of its banks said that the company was in default on a $1.25 billion line of credit.

About the turn of the 20th century, institutions such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the New England Conservatory of Music, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Harvard Medical School and hospitals moved west to locations near the Back Bay Fens.

Women who gave birth at other hospitals, moved out of the area or had a late spontaneous abortion were excluded; the average number of exclusions was about 60 per year and thus resulting in an index group of 181 women.

Hospital locations have to remain secret and field hospitals move from place to place to avoid being compromised.

Hospital locations have to remain a secret and field hospitals move from place to place to avoid being compromised.

And we have had folks who based their practices in hospitals move out of hospitals.

Trade unions say the south-west hospitals' move threatens to undermine national pay negotiations.

The city renamed the notorious place Welfare Island in 1921 and began a series of reforms: creating new hospitals, moving the prison to Rikers Island in 1935 and developing a residential community with a new name, Roosevelt Island, starting in 1971.

Even as hospitals move to implement electronic systems, their approach may be very insular.

The legislation provides more than $20 billion to help doctors and hospitals move into the digital age through the use of electronic health records and related health information technology.