Sentence examples for labour transfer from inspiring English sources

China has been witnessing such a massive internal labour transfer since the mid-80s.

Midwives were asked to estimate the travel time required for in labour transfer from their unit to acute service provision.

Ever since Labour transferred powers over health, education and other areas to the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly in the 1990s there have been concerns that English voters have not been properly represented by Westminster.

Two other older British studies [ 3, 4] and one contemporary Danish study [ 5] report on women's experiences of antenatal and labour transfers from freestanding units.

Contemporary research on women's experience of transfer from primary units to hospital is limited, with the Birthplace in England project the most comprehensive and current available, although it reports labour transfers only and combines data from both onsite and freestanding unit transfers [ 2].

While individual clinicians may benefit from having insight into a source of decisional conflict between colleagues, it also may be important for policy makers and rural communities to consider what a desirable decision threshold for in-labour transfer would be.

Once the loan from the Co-op bank has been moved Labour would transfer all its current account facilities to Unity Trust.

Labour would transfer £30bn of funding from central to local government to "begin reversing a century of centralisation", Ed Miliband has said.

A small number of women, often in the context of prolonged labour, described transfer as a relief.

Induction of labour and transfer of newborns to a neonatal nursery were higher in the intervention group.

Ton-km only measure the physical labour of transferring goods in space, which was probably the major preoccupation of carriers at the beginning of the 20th century, when 90%% of goods were transported on rail and waterways.