Sentence examples for most wards from inspiring English sources

"Most wards were filled with Italians, Irish and Jews," he said, recalling those years.

Until two months ago the decaying single storey building didn't even have toilet blocks for most wards.

Rudy had assured Belshe that he would protest the guardianship, but, like most wards in the country, Rudy and Rennie were not represented by counsel.

Turnout in the 2012 elections was around 30% in most wards.

They found most wards had senior doctors conducting ward rounds five days a week and almost half provided consultant rounds seven days a week.

Most wards are coterminous with the borough's neighbourhoods, but two neighbourhoods are divided: Broadfield into North and South wards, and Pound Hill into "Pound Hill North" and "Pound Hill South and Worth".

Approximately 36,000 patients are admitted each year and most ward patients are hospitalized in private rooms.

Currently, facilities to download data directly from the Thermogard XP® electronic system are cumbersome and not readily available in most ward settings.

While interviews conducted with senior staff in the study of SPI1 1 emphasised the "bottom-up" nature of the intervention, this was not necessarily how it was perceived by most ward staff.

For the last 18 months, the New Economics Foundation NEFF) has been tracking how those cuts have hit the frontline in some of the most deprived wards in England: Aston and Ladywood in Birmingham, and five wards in the east of Haringey in north London.

Instead of the conventional corridor air return arrangement used in most general wards, air return is rearranged so that ventilation is controlled from inside the ward cubicle.