Sentence examples for new attendances from inspiring English sources

The national standard for 98% of new attendances at A&E departments to be seen and then admitted, transferred or discharged within four hours was met for 93.5% of patients in September.

Health bosses said there was a big jump in new attendances at A&E during the first half of July compared with the same period in the previous two years.

The Emergency Department sees 78000 new attendances per year both by Primary Care referral and from self-attendance.

A Kenyan study of care seeking behavior [ 6] showed that one-quarter of all new attendances at hospitals had by-passed the nearest governmental health facility.

St Mary's adult ED is based at an inner city London teaching hospital, with an annual rate of new attendances of 80 000 patients and a total hospital capacity of 350 acute beds.

His exhibition at the Whitney Museum in New York in 1967 established a new attendance record for that institution.

1931-32: From December 22 to January 27, the Diego Rivera exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art sets a new attendance record.

Once each person's forecast and decision to attend has been made, people converge on the bar, and the new attendance figure is published the next day in the newspaper.

Since NCLB, whenever there is the need to keep bad news from moving up the chain of command, in my experience, a new attendance code is created for the computer, and absences disappear.

31,922 people attended the Chick-fil-A "fan fest" before the game, setting a new attendance record.

The public relations executives who claim credit for the name (and the idea) say they have not tabulated the new attendance figures for Tuesday nights.