Sentence examples for wards by from inspiring English sources

Nurses were recruited from all hospital wards by snowballing technique.

Later, he worked the wards by day and told jokes by night.

People were squeezed out of the lower wards by the influx of immigrants.

The Norths could guess which residents were Parks's wards by the way they were dressed.

Many wounded protesters were taken from the wards by security and intelligence agents, sometimes while under anesthesia.

Even though keeping inmates clean would seem to be in the prison's self-interest, prisons control their wards by keeping sanitation just out of reach.

The 1,700 children's centres pledged in the poorest wards by 2008 by the chancellor, Gordon Brown, must have daycare facilities to qualify for funding.

This pathway bypassed the emergency room (ER) and acute medical wards by facilitating direct clinical admission to an extended-care facility.

Formerly treated as wards by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, they were granted substantial civil rights by the U.S. Congress in 1966.

"Hillary won some of those white wards by 10 to 1," said Shanin Specter, son of Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, and a lawyer who is steeped in local politics.

Officially, they referred to their wards by their five-digit prison numbers, but the numbering system was confusing, and the numbers told you nothing about a person, which made them hard to remember.