Sentence examples for trust premises from inspiring English sources
Staff, patients and visitors "congregating" in front of Trust premises to smoke, and related adverse effects on Trust image and environment were perceived as challenging by 64% of those interviewed.
Notwithstanding the temporary exemption in the 2007 regulations referred to above, Nottinghamshire healthcare NHS trust had a smoke-free policy under which smoking was prohibited, subject to very limited exceptions, for both and staff and patients throughout all trust premises – whether indoors or outdoors.
More than half (55%) described litter from cigarette ends on Trust premises as a problem.
See online supplementary data for these criteria Arrest during inter-hospital transfer or on acute NHS hospital trust premises Clear evidence of death defined by the Joint Royal College Ambulance Liaison Committee (JRCALC) 17 recognition of life extinct (ROLE) criteria.
Lighthouse is a registered trust at the premises of KCH, and offers a continuum of HIV care and support services through opt-in HTC (voluntary counselling and testing), outpatient clinics and community home-based care[ 14].
But most of the time it doesn't trust its own premise; the mechanics at this body shop rarely do any real work, instead spending too much time on toilet humor and immigrant jokes.
It is not built upon the premise of trust.
It has real market potential, with a trusted brand and existing premises if they choose to move aside the cornflakes".
The White House did not reply with specificity to calls and emails on why the woman who had, for the duration of Obama's presidency, been entrusted with beautifying the nation's most famous address was apparently not trusted to leave the premises on her own.
Even if you allow for the fact that it was written before Barack Obama won the US presidency on a premise of trust and optimism, its opening pages are depressing enough to make you want to shut it fast: "We find ourselves anxiety-ridden, prone to depression, driven to consume and with little or no community life".
Perhaps more than any of the other tech giants, Facebook depends on the premise of trust and privacy, even though the social network has a shaky past in those areas.
