Sentence examples for hotline should be from inspiring English sources

A 24-hour bullying hotline should be set up, so that prisoners or their families can report problems.

This hotline should be installed in a separate room, accessible for patients and ideally as near as possible to the outpatient's department.

Rules should be clearly described and disseminated widely; basic trainings or question hotlines should be made available to providers at no or reduced cost.

Counseling hotlines should be established, as well as outreach facilities offering whatever services victims, as well as their families, need to heal.

Both hotlines should be operated by paid professionals.

These findings indicate that adverse event reporting in an outpatient setting (e.g. web-based reporting or adverse event hotlines) should be explored.

To improve appropriate use of a dedicated SARS fever hotline, media messages should be refined and the use of alternative resources for answering more general questions about SARS should be encouraged.

The hotline mandate and operational capacities should be reviewed particularly at the national level, and internal protocols developed to ensure that urgent phone calls are urgently handled.

We shouldn't have to ring your hotline number, all the information we need should be easily accessible on Facebook and your website.

A telephone hotline to an "expert center" providing specialized responses should be available 24/24 (strong agreement).

Lonmin says it is "rigorous in addressing all forms of victimisation" and says any incidents of racism should be reported to its anonymous hotline.