Sentence examples for room allocations from inspiring English sources

Most of us head over on New Year's Day and we're making final preparations now, like sorting out room allocations".

If room allocations change, give as much notice as possible so that they can familiarise themselves with the new location and how to get there.

Localities and room allocations were determined, access hours specified, patient documentation, booking and referral procedures defined.

The first involved changes in staff resources and room allocations based on a pre-implementation analysis of barriers, and was performed mainly during program installation.

Just as you're wondering if one couple is a parallel universe of the other (since the same situations keep finding different emotional/behavioral resolutions), they run around and interrupt the other; a certain amount of partner-swapping occurs before the couples revert to their original room allocation.

Complaining about the imposition of a 20% pay cut, the lecturers say the London College of Contemporary Arts (LCCA) suffers from "chaotic timetabling, invoice payments, room allocation, poor levels of educational resources, inadequate student intake assessments and class sizes" as well as a failure to deal with "aggressive students".

The debate over room allocation in the new squat, for example, was an embarrassment of good manners.

Standardized room allocation guidelines were one of the factors that resulted in improved efficiency of the overall specialties operation of an academic medical centre [ 13].

The implemented bundle strategy consisted in: screening of all patients in the wards by rectal swabs, promoting hand hygiene compliance and patient education, implementation of contact precautions with private room allocation for all colonized patients, daily disinfection of environmental surfaces and medical devices with a 80% mono peroxyphthalate-based disinfectant.

Just imagine the backstage banter, the mutual admiration, the dressing-room allocations.

No effect was seen for number of residents present in the dining-room, allocation of a permanent seating position, noise level, position of feeding assistants, type of thickening agents used, staff training or staff: resident ratios (Canada, Ireland, US).