Sentence examples for posts and centres from inspiring English sources

The facilities at Fitche are basic – sparsely furnished classrooms, a handful of computers and two demonstration areas equipped with plastic dolls – but for the students, the theoretical instruction they receive here is the essential foundation for the practical experience they later gain at health posts and centres.

The second category dealt with health facilities, namely health posts and centres and district, regional and tertiary hospitals [ 36].

Health posts and centres and district hospitals provide health services in a health district with a population of 100 000 and 300 000.

Health posts and centres, in addition to municipal hospitals, the primary care points for the system, often suffer from poor communication with secondary and tertiary levels of care and are often still quite centralized at the provincial level in terms of management.

The only exceptions were the EPIC-Oxford centre (UK), where blood samples were collected from a network of general practitioners and transported to a central laboratory by post and centres in Sweden and Denmark where blood was aliquoted within 1 h of drawing.

The dialect quickly evolved into the vernacular of new colonial posts and trade centres, the precursors of towns where the restructured variety, Kituba, would function as a vernacular.

Having destroyed or blocked the overland supply routes of the government to its Manchurian posts and major centres in North China, the Communists under Gen. Lin Biao struck at weak points along the Nationalist lines.

Often incorporated into subways were concealed light rail lines, hospitals, command posts, water reservoirs, ammunition stores, mortar and machine gun posts, and communication centres.

This underground network often incorporated or included concealed light rail lines, hospitals, command posts, water reservoirs, ammunition stores, mortar and machine gun posts, and communication centres.

Ethiopia has invested substantially in its healthcare infrastructure in the last decade through the expansion of health posts and health centres.

There is a relative lack of health posts and health centres in Forest and Upper Guinea, as well as a shortage of staff and resources, especially essential drugs and medical equipment.