Sentence examples for we continue to admit from inspiring English sources

"This has resulted in a slight impact on waiting times, but we continue to admit, treat and discharge more than nine out of 10 patients within four hours".

"We continue to admit, treat or discharge more than nine out of 10 emergency patients within the four-hour target time," he said.

Dr Barbara Hakin, NHS England's national director of commissioning operations, said: "With snow and colder weather across much of the country, A&E visits and admissions edged up compared to last week, with a slight impact on waiting, but we continue to admit, treat and discharge more than nine out of 10 patients within four hours.

"We can't continue to admit more and more students without receiving adequate funding," Chancellor Charles B. Reed said Monday.

"We must, of course, continue to admit key people but economic migration must take a share of the necessary reduction in immigration if our population growth is to be brought under control," he added.

Here, a small multipurpose atrium is to be constructed that will continue to admit light to the clerestory windows through its glass roof.

And even if it is extended, existing long-term hospitals will continue to admit nearly 200,000 Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance patients a year, without any proof that they match the quality of traditional hospitals, Dr. Kahn said.

Ralph Elliot, a lawyer for the town, said that until any new court ruling, Greenwich will continue to admit only residents and their guests to the beach, as it has been doing between April and October since the 1940's.

To assess patient outcomes and describe demographic data of pregnant adolescents admitted to an inpatient child and adolescent psychiatric unit, as well as to determine if it is safe to continue to admit pregnant adolescents to such a unit.

The letter from senior medical staff, which has also been sent to the General Medical Council, said they "cannot continue to admit patients" unless changes due to take place next week are stopped.

Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear (D) also said his state would continue to admit Syrian refugees.