Sentence examples for intake unit from inspiring English sources

The city's Department of Homeless Services already faces the prospect of being held in contempt of court for letting hundreds of families sleep in the intake unit in violation of a longstanding court order.

Although the term homeless conjures images of desperate families evicted from their apartments and reduced to lugging their belongings in battered suitcases, families rarely come to the city's primary shelter intake unit in the Bronx from the street.

Kimberly Miller, 18, was sent to the jail from the emergency intake unit on Wednesday night with her two sons, Michael, 1 1/2 years old, and Devonte, 4 months old.

Word of the city's new policy began to spread slowly last night, and it was greeted with a mixture of relief and worry by homeless who were waiting at the emergency intake unit for word on where they would stay last night.

Clients entering treatment through a centralized intake unit (CIU) or through individual programs (non-CIU) were interviewed at admission, and at 1 month and 1 year postadmission.

Not currently be psychotic or have a known diagnosis of schizophrenia excluding patients from treatment at the intake unit.

How do you address a phantom?" Both the containment structure that shields the nuclear reactor and the water intake units, which take in water from Long Island Sound to cool the nuclear core, are designed to withstand the impact of earthquakes and hurricanes, said William Matthews, senior nuclear executive for Dominion.

The 36 experimental cases were taken from consecutive admissions to the Centralized intake units where the randomized study took place.

Participants reported habitual physical activity from a 20-item questionnaire, 9 a question about usual walking pace (slow/average/brisk/fast), current smoking levels, weekly alcohol intake (units per week) and self-rated health (excellent/very good/good/fair/poor).

We collected from the database all the information any time prior to the index date for traditional life style factors: smoking, alcohol intake (units per week), personal characteristics such as body mass index (BMI) in kg/m, as well as comorbidities such as ischemic heart diseases, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, chronic renal impairment and other disorders.

All crime labs have some sort of evidence-intake unit, where evidence is received and assigned a unique laboratory and case identifier.