Sentence examples for visiting a facility from inspiring English sources

The five men are tricked into thinking they're visiting a facility near their base to train soldiers; instead, they're there to be subjected to the kinds of interrogation tactics that our own armed forces have carried out for several years, at Abu Ghraib and at Guantánamo Bay.

I'm reminded of the NASA executive visiting a facility who walked up to a janitor and asked, "What is your job?" The janitor replied, "To put a man on the moon".

On an individual basis, the risk of a patient visiting a facility using the CGP guideline to contract tetanus due to insufficient T-PEP is small.

Logistic regression models were run in Stata (version 10.1 for Windows) for the four outcomes of interest: visiting a facility for any antenatal care, visiting a facility four or more times for antenatal care, having a facility birth and having a skilled birth attendant (SBA) present during delivery.

However, the system relies on animals visiting a facility such as a water or feed station, which introduces a source of confounding variation since such visits may be relatively infrequent, or may occur at different times of the day.

Examples of interventions that can reduce the direct patient expenditures for TB treatment include free transport between communities and TB treatment facilities, food vouchers given to TB patients when visiting a facility, and systematic elimination of user fees.

The next morning, Haugen and his team visited a facility called the Agape Shelter.

In Ghana, Minaya visited a facility where slaves were once housed before they were taken to the new world.

I visited a facility known as the "shadow command center," which will replace N.Y.P.D. headquarters if One Police Plaza becomes disabled.

(Of course, you'd want to visit a facility anyway, multiple times, before placing a relative, and ask a bunch of questions — but that's a different exercise).

Melania Trump, the first lady, visited a facility in McAllen, Tex., that is holding 55 children who have been separated from their parents.