Sentence examples for the nearest appropriate from inspiring English sources
Ann Silverman, a spokeswoman for Lenox Hill, said that true emergency patients would be taken to the nearest appropriate hospital.
Each crew can treat and fly patients to a specialist hospital in record time – both helicopters have a maximum flying time of 10 minutes to the nearest appropriate hospital.
If the game value is less than the amount bid, it must, before being doubled, be raised to the nearest appropriate multiple of the relevant base value that equals or exceeds the amount bid.
The order specifically related to Ashya's medical care and required him to be taken to the nearest appropriate hospital.
"This resulted in a court order that directed Ashya should be taken to the nearest appropriate hospital," she said.
If studies were not specifically listed, respondents were asked to include their numbers in the nearest appropriate category (e.g. skull films were included in spine numbers).
Child visited is younger than 6 months The SPK responds to the mothers' immediate concerns, provides appropriate breastfeeding counselling and, if the infant is ill, arranges to visit the Auxiliary Nurse Midwife or nearest appropriate health facility.
Depending on the child's age and MUAC status, the SPK can take one of four approaches: Child visited is younger than 6 months The SPK responds to the mothers' immediate concerns, provides appropriate breastfeeding counselling and, if the infant is ill, arranges to visit the Auxiliary Nurse Midwife or nearest appropriate health facility.
Jonathan M. Ansell, president and chief executive of World Access, a travel insurance company, and president of the U.S. Travel Insurance Association, said that typically, " 'evacuation' is getting to the nearest medically appropriate hospital; 'medical repatriation' is getting you from there back home".
In most instances the larger twin is nearer appropriate size for gestational age calculated from the last menstrual period (LMP).
Access to information that guides patients to the nearest facility with appropriate resources is another challenge.
