Sentence examples for mixed accommodation from inspiring English sources

The prize includes 12 nights' mixed accommodation, excursions and flights from London provided by Air Europa (0871 423 0717, aireuropa.com).

But yesterday's announcement means loyalists and republicans will be separated, with mixed accommodation for those without paramilitary affiliations.

There is also the likely outcome that women, including those escaping domestic violence, will have to seek shelter in mixed accommodation.

Unlike in Germany, where refugees have often been sheltered in schools, gyms or hotels, asylum seekers in Britain are usually housed in mixed accommodation, which is less easily identifiable.

"These will also improve our ability to control infections and offer greater flexibility around mixed sex accommodation".

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt added: "Under Sir David Nicholson's leadership, NHS waiting times have fallen, infection rates reduced, and mixed sex accommodation is at an all-time low.

A popular belief is that government targets have had perverse effects on the way care is managed, for example when pressure to meet targets for maximum waiting times in the emergency department results in patients being moved inappropriately from ward to ward, placed in mixed sex accommodation, or discharged prematurely.

One of the most important findings from the trend analyses is that those areas that show sustained improvement such as waiting times, cleanliness, hand-washing and mixed sex accommodation are areas which have been the focus of national campaigns, using a range of mechanisms including targets, incentives and penalties to change behaviour [ 55, 68- 70].

"Performance remained poor in other key areas such as help with eating, mixed-sex accommodation, involvement in decisions about care and answering call buttons".

Hunt said: "Under Sir David Nicholson's leadership, NHS waiting times have fallen, infection rates reduced, and mixed-sex accommodation is at an all-time low.

He said mixed-sex accommodation on wards was down by 98%, 1.2 million more people were treated in A&E, and the NHS was handling half a million more inpatients.