Sentence examples for pound primary from inspiring English sources

These shifting inequalities require urgent attention as England and Scotland roll out their multimillion pound primary care-based cardiovascular screening programmes (Health Checks in England and Keep Well in Scotland).

Both employer and employee rates increased between 2010 and 2011, which made each pound of primary and secondary threshold more valuable.

In the United Kingdom, a reform in 1824 made the troy pound the primary weight unit (a role in which it was superseded half a century later by the Avoirdupois pound), but this had no effect on apothecaries' weights.

Keep Well was a multi-million pound investment in primary care that emerged from policy documents advocating a key role for the Scottish NHS in reducing health inequalities [ 18].

We should be grateful to Mitt Romney for interring him under a mountain of super-PAC cash and pounding the Florida primary through his heart.

"I honestly think Bill gained about 20 pounds in the New Hampshire primary, and I cannot afford that".

The party even spend tens of thousands of pounds organising an open primary of all voters to choose its candidate Kelly Tolhurst.

This uncertainty is reflected in the wide variation in the use of SMBG in different parts of the UK, [ 9] but even in areas where SMBG is used less often, the estimated costs are considerable, amounting to hundreds of thousands of pounds in an average primary care trust.

Those doing other subjects and primary trainees receive pounds 6,000.

The unremarkable Democratic candidates are pounding one another in a primary.

The new observatory, while only half as big as the 24,000-pound Hubble, will have a primary, light-gathering mirror 20 feet in diameter compared with the existing telescope's 8-foot reflector.