Sentence examples for package in their from inspiring English sources

The main reason for NHS delays was "patients awaiting further non-acute care" while in social care it was "patients awaiting care package in their own home".

Now a much-changed contract will be introduced by agreement – if junior doctors endorse the whole package in their ballot – thus preserving the BMA's historical status as a key partner in employment and contractual issues in the NHS.

To stop this, computers need to be redesigned to run like Iphones or PS4s, locked so that they'll only run software that's (cryptographically!) signed by the manufacturer, who, presumably, would get permission from Ofcomp for each package in their stores, ensuring that everything is designed to fulfill the mandate of allowing the state to listen in on anyone's communication, at any time.

The panelists largely approved of the stimulus package in their comments before the poll results came in.

During that time, the club won promotion to the Premier League becoming the surprise package in their first season finishing 11th.

For example, when the researchers asked the MBA students about their likely salary package in their first job, the optimists tended to predict that their starting earnings would be higher than average for their peers but the optimists didn't, in fact, end up with above-average starting salaries.

This may partly explain why nearly two-thirds of the evidence TTCs cited to claim that standardised packaging 'won't work' addressed non-packaging drivers of youth and adult smoking: studies which do not consider standardised packaging in their methodology or analysis.

Investment bankers bring home six-figure compensation packages in their mid-20's.

The historians John A. Jakle and Keith A. Sculle call this practice "place product packaging" in their history "The Gas Station in America" (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1994).

A spokesman for Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia said the woman was shot with her husband standing nearby as they put packages in their car.

Reid, from Lenzie in Scotland and McCollum Connolly, from Dungannon in Northern Ireland, were caught in Lima trying to fly to Spain with £1.5m worth of cocaine stashed in food packages in their luggage.