Sentence examples for operating clinics from inspiring English sources
When Pennsylvania barred him from operating clinics in the state, corporate ownership was transferred to his mother in Ohio.
"In Puerto Rico, her community service centers, the Centros Isolina Ferre, transformed ravaged neighborhoods by operating clinics and helping residents to empower themselves".
Whether starting new congregations, working to eradicate malaria in the developing world, drilling wells and operating clinics and hospitals in rural villages in Africa, or addressing the needs of people anywhere seeking to fill spiritual voids in their lives, the work of Methodist people together is more important than the divisions that might otherwise cause the church to split apart.
The organization focuses on strengthening the protective environment for children by restarting schools, supplying immunizations, reuniting children with their families, operating clinics and hospitals, supporting traumatized children, campaigning against child recruitment and promoting demobilization and disarmament.
The court ruled in opposition of the state's restrictions that would have left only ten operating clinics open to meet the demands of more than 5 million women.
"We were really fortunate to get a planning grant from the URSA Institute about 10 years ago, and have a fully operating clinic four years after that.
Just across the state border, in New Jersey, where such laws did not apply, Brigham operated clinics.
In addition to private and public facilities, both the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Indian Health Service operate clinics and hospitals in Albuquerque.
In October, 2013, all four of the Maryland clinics shut down, but they may well reopen, and Brigham still operates clinics in Virginia and New Jersey.
She is the president of CPC Behavioral Healthcare, a nonprofit agency in Neptune, N.J., which operates clinics for mental health care and alcohol- and drug-abuse treatment, among other services.
"Methadone has been around a long time and diversion has been around a long time," said Dr. Shinderman, who also operates clinics in Chicago.
