Sentence examples for trust cancelled from inspiring English sources

Plymouth Hospitals NHS trust cancelled 648 operations – the most of any trust – and Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust was second-worst, with 526 cancellations.

The Isle of Wight NHS trust cancelled some planned operations on Tuesday and said ambulances were queuing because of a lack of beds, but it did not formally declare a major incident.

A benefactor is paying for the surgery after the Belfast health trust cancelled a scheduled operation seven times in as many months.

David has been a patient at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast for over 20 years but, according to the family, recently the Belfast health trust cancelled appointments and appeared not to want to help him any further.

A few trusts cancelled none.

One patient had an operation cancelled 21 times and around a third (34 per cent) of trusts cancelled an operation for the same patient three times or more.

We also would add that we generally like to see that lender return to you the original note and original deed of trust marked "cancelled". The lender would release the lien and give you back the documents you signed giving them the lien to your home.

The trust that cancelled the sale funds the Milton Hershey School for disadvantaged children.

As if to highlight that gap, his announcement came a day after a cyber-attack forced Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS foundation trust to cancel thousands of operations and appointments at three hospitals for three days.

Bed and staff shortages have already forced the Oxford University hospitals trust to cancel 792 elective operations so far this winter – the highest number in England – while 402 have been postponed at the Imperial College healthcare trust in London, 361 at the University Hospitals of North Midlands trust and 306 at the Norfolk and Norwich university hospitals foundation trust.

The rest of Northern Ireland's five trusts have cancelled some non-urgent elective surgeries.