Sentence examples for transfer ill from inspiring English sources

Young said the government was reluctant to transfer ill asylum seekers to Australia because it might allow them access to legal representation.

Often deformed, dwarfed, or crippled, fools may have been kept for luck as well as for amusement, in the belief that deformity can avert the evil eye and that abusive raillery can transfer ill luck from the abused to the abuser.

Part of the order required the jails to provide appropriate mental health services or transfer mentally ill inmates to facilities that are equipped to handle them.

Since the late 1970s, safety concerns have motivated several studies of when, how and where to transfer critically ill patients.

This often resulted in the inappropriate transfer of ill patients and the unnecessary occupation of neurosurgical beds in a tertiary center.

As a regional tertiary referral center, the study hospital does not transfer critically ill patients, including those with severe sepsis, to other hospitals.

From March 2009 on, in order to conform to the national guidelines, a specially designed large-volume MICU and a specialized retrieval team, serving the region near our university medical center, have been used to transfer critically ill patients.

The CPS concluded: "Officials from the UK did not physically detain, transfer or ill-treat the alleged victims directly, nor did the suspect have any connection to the initial physical detention of either man or their families".

When the CPS announced last June there would be no prosecution, it explained: "Officials from the UK did not physically detain, transfer or ill-treat the alleged victims directly, nor did the suspect have any connection to the initial physical detention of either man [Belhaj and Saadi] or their families".

Studies have shown that transferring critically ill patients to specialized centers may be associated with improved outcomes[1, 2].

This data shows that inter-facility ambulances in Eastern India were successful in transferring critically ill patients, but this situation has evolved due to the lack of a centralized EMS system and placing undue burdens on a few institutions.