Sentence examples for midwives for a from inspiring English sources

In Liberia, there were fewer than 100 doctors at the time of the outbreak and only about 1,400 nurses and midwives for a population of more than 4 million.

From the sidelines, lawmakers remind Bush administration officials of the stakes, as the new American ambassador, John D. Negroponte, marshals a staff of 1,700 employees to take over from the military command and to become midwives for a free Iraq.

Ms. Robinson had a successful career as a rhythm and blues singer long before she and her husband, Joe Robinson, formed Sugar Hill Records in the 1970s and went on to serve as the midwives for a musical genre that came to dominate pop music.

Ms. Robinson had a notable career as a rhythm and blues singer long before she and her husband, Joe Robinson, formed Sugar Hill Records in 1979 and served as the midwives for a musical genre that came to dominate pop music.

The WISN requirement of at least 10 midwives for a health centre IV would ensure 24-h maternity coverage, acceptable-quality service provision and personal leave.

In the absence of female doctors, female patients were reported to consult with Afghani community midwives for a range of conditions rather than see male doctors [ 23].

The most relevant items were used to construct a questionnaire that will be sent out to all independent midwives for an assessment before and after the training.

A World Health Organisation report found there are only 201 nurse-midwives for a population of 10 million.

On top of everything else, Bailey was the midwife for a certain kind of unpretentious American art song more redolent of the saloon than the salon.

Instead, he became the midwife for a weaker Iraq that is no longer a counterweight to Iran — which actually is a nuclear threat — and that seems doomed to be run one day by another brutal strongman.

Ask your OB or midwife for a list of local breastfeeding and new parent support groups in your area.