Sentence examples for wards up from inspiring English sources

What can never be measured is the amount of compassionate care being given in wards up and down the country.

The United Kingdom Independence Party, which currently has one councillor, is fighting in each of the 19 Plymouth wards up for election.

Other than young infants (0 2 months old), we included all patients in the paediatric age group admitted to our children's wards (up to 13 years of age).

Although there has been a tendency to open wards up and allow patients free movement, many psychiatric hospitals still operate to some extent as a safeguarding system, and a considerable amount of care is still provided behind locked doors [ 30- 32].

Ukip now has ten councillors in Rotherham and will contest all 21 wards up for grabs in May's local elections.

The resurgent party contested 12 out of the 30 wards up for grabs in the Yorkshire city, hoping to capitalise on Galloway's victory in the Bradford West byelection in March.

Whites now make up about 56 percent of the ward, up from 47 percent in 2000.

As my wife was wheeled into the ward, up bounced the Jerry Garcia of obstetrics: flower shirt; jeans, distressed (but not as much as me).

The big winners of May's local elections were Labour, which won every ward up for grabs, giving them 95 out of 96 seats (the sole independent is a Labour defector).

In this time accounting activities turns back and weights of output layer is modifies, and this action continue back ward up to weights of network input and first hidden layer modify.

"Now I see nobody is advocating for me as a nurse, I am alone on this ward up to this hour of the night and I need support... but who supports me?" Another theme or category that emerged from data analysis was the nature and conditions of the job.