Sentence examples for of its doctors from inspiring English sources

The hospital emphasised that the clinical trials unit was a separate entity and that none of its doctors had anything to do with it.

But he was not sanctioned because the team produced a prescription from one of its doctors indicating that Armstrong had received it in a cream used to treat a saddle sore.

After Israeli soldiers threatened Red Cross staff members in Bethlehem at gunpoint and two Red Cross vehicles were damaged by Israeli tanks this week, the international committee issued a statement saying it could no longer risk the lives of its doctors and staff in many parts of the West Bank.

The Cleveland Clinic says that fewer than a quarter of its doctors have anything to disclose.

Its lobbies are barren save for bright posters eulogizing the "bravery and sacrifice" of its doctors and nurses.

The death of 10 of them means the country has lost 8% of its doctors in four months.

In fact, since the 1990s Cuba has received free oil from Venezuela in exchange for sending thousands of its doctors to treat Venezuela's poor.

In 1995 Bridget O'Connor, an unpaid intern at a psychiatric clinic in New York, brought a case for sexual harassment against the clinic and one of its doctors.

The commentary on change and tradition is double-edged: the village loses something because of its doctor's less-than-sterling qualifications, but it also gains something from his old-fashioned personal touch and his willingness to listen.

Ms. Murray also used the hearing to raise questions about a recently announced Army review of how its doctors diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder.

The BBC's Will Grant in Havana said that Cuba already had a tradition of sending its doctors and nurses to Africa before the recent Ebola outbreak.