Sentence examples for simultaneous responsibilities from inspiring English sources
Deficiencies in the nursing records at discharge were explained by the hospital nurses as being due to the lack of care continuity, a short hospital stay, insufficient and poor documentation, temporal conditions, and the degree of simultaneous responsibilities (e.g., number of patient discharges for which the nurse was responsible, new admissions requiring attention).
(Patient, female 87 years) Other factors stated as influencing the duration were as follows: the quality of the discharge planning process; patient characteristics; the degree of simultaneous responsibilities among the clinical team; the degree of familiarity with the inpatients; and the availability of sufficient resources, i.e. updated patient information.
Throughout the series, Tony struggles to balance the simultaneous pressures of, and responsibilities to, his two families: his real one and his Mafia one.
On Wednesday, officials accused the jihadist group of responsibility for simultaneous attacks on security and government offices in the southern town of Bayda that left at least nine people dead.
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula first came to prominence in Saudi Arabia in May 2003, when it claimed responsibility for simultaneous suicide bombing attacks on three Western housing compounds in Riyadh, which left 29 dead.
In this paper, we study coordination issues of a sustainable supply chain that arise due to simultaneous consideration of greening and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives undertaken by supply chain agents.
But there are also plenty of occasions when the responsibility and financial equations are not simultaneous.
With increasing experiences a stepwise assignment of responsibility to the Indonesian operational team and the simultaneous reduction of the support by the German project partners were accomplished.
This French actor undertook the epic responsibility of performing each scene in French and in English, for two simultaneous productions, and the result is a muddle.
Simultaneous investigations into the participation of both tumour and host will be necessary to further delineate the responsibilities of PHD2.
