Sentence examples for ill could be from inspiring English sources
Any suspects who were ill could be carried into court on stretchers, he added.
Lau only intended for DISCO to become a reliable tool for diagnosis, so that the ill could be helped and the well could live in security.
The trust issued a similar request in March with the chief operating officer, Foluke Ajayi, saying patients who were less seriously ill could be better treated elsewhere.
Anyone travelling to the Channel Islands, for example, will not be covered for medical treatment by their European Heath Insurance Card (EHIC) or the NHS, so falling ill could be costly without medical cover.
In coming weeks, Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, will reintroduce a measure that would require every gun buyer, with limited exceptions, to undergo a background check and would force states to feed all relevant data into the background check system so those with criminal convictions and the mentally ill could be flagged.
In fact, one has to remember, they would have fled to a country where the mentally ill could be forcibly sterilised, where Ivy League universities would accept only a quota of Jewish students and young black men were routinely lynched without trial, by communities that contrived to deny their families enfranchisement.
Overall, a decline of days ill could was seen for most symptoms compared to the control group.
I thought it was amazing that one's ability to narrate one's personal ills could be seen in that way.
Commissioner Warren was "a lousy cop" and "an aggressive authoritarian who imagined all social ills could be solved with a truncheon".
Mr. Banna, the movement's founder, believed that social ills could be cured by a return to the basic tenets of Sunni Islam, and that Muslims would always face enemies trying to thwart their revival.
"I'm a firm believer that all of society's ills could be quelled if everybody just had a little pudding," he says, and we're probably supposed to think of Agent Cooper and his cherry pie.
