Also, in a sample survey of gynecological clinics, not one of the 24 clinics sampled addressed all basic requirements of women with disabilities, and only 6 clinics corresponded with most of these requirements.

And there's schools and clinics and shops.

Clinics are full of people that have malaria.

I mean, they're being installed in homeless clinics everywhere.

Different schools and clinics we've been doing in Tibet.

When I speak at coaching clinics, I often tell young coaches and at coaching clinics, more or less, they'll be the younger coaches getting in the profession.

Today, there are 14 health clinics in that area alone.

Well, we could protect very high value targets like clinics.

To communicable diseases, it might be health clinics or mosquito nets.

Health Care Clinics were opened in Quelimane (4), in Maputo (6).

There are currently 24 In Vitro fertilization (IVF) clinics in Israel.

In their time off these doctors run private clinics and hospitals.

It is also necessary to have access to well equipped clinics and medical staff. Such clinics can be found in many countries, including Iran, Pakistan, Ukraine, South Africa, and the Philippines.

Because it's like as Bill Clinton was saying about Rwandan health clinics.

Clinics, hospitals and laboratories reported weekly communicable disease figures and daily alerts.

Sexual health clinics in London, Brighton, Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield will be among the first to start enrolling people, with more clinics joining in October before full implementation across England by April 2018.

In addition, the illegal villages are provided with Mother and Child Health Clinics (Tipat Halav), Health Fund medical clinics, family care mobile units, mobile immunization teams, and a special mobile eye medicine unit.

If women have access to hospitals and clinics, they are less likely to die in childbirth. These hospitals and clinics in turn reduce the burden of illness and deaths from other causes as well.

The Territory has one public hospital (Peebles Hospital), one health centre at Road Town and a network of eight district clinics, as well as two satellite clinics at Brewers Bay and Sea Cow Bay.

UNICEF also contributed to the reopening of 27 health clinics throughout the country.

In American fertility clinics, 75 percent of couples are requesting girls and not boys.

58,500 of the women worked in hospitals and 35,800 in clinics and medical institutions.

A new system of family clinics provided primary health care close to the client.

And we run clinics in these very remote regions where there's no medical care whatsoever.

By 31 December 2003, 93.2 of ward clinics have midwives and obstetric pediatric assistant doctors.

The mission further clarified that medical personnel in clinics or hospitals, including all clinics operated by non governmental organizations, are entitled to provide medical assistance in the absence of this paperwork, known as Form 8, without any fear of negative consequences.

Facilities in rural clinics are poor, which cannot fully meet the demands for healthcare of women.

For cerebrospinal meningitis, he suggested altered house designs, early vaccination initiatives, mobile clinics and health education.

The building of electricity grids, roads, schools and clinics were financed by various sources, mostly Government budget.

Compliance with community development obligations build schools, health clinics and offered shares to communities. Respected labor laws.

But we're also trying to make them self sustaining clinics, so that people pay for some other aspects.

More information on the role played by the mobile family planning and health education clinics would be appreciated.

To get legitimacy, governments often need to deliver things like primary education, primary health, roads, build hospitals and clinics.

Palestinians on the Israeli side of the wall would be cut off from their lands, homes, clinics and schools.

A nation wide accessibility survey found that most health clinics are not fully accessible to people with disabilities (95.4 ).

UNICEF procured all necessary vaccines and vaccine related supplies for the Palestinian Authority and UNRWA immunization clinics for 2005.

Countries need to house and shelter their homeless, build schools and clinics, restart local economies and rebuild shattered communities.

In September 2001, a Pap Screening Clinic was established to provide Outreach Pap Clinics in each of the health regions.

As of the end of 2002, there were 47,660 patients in mental health clinics, 25,380 men (53.3 ) and 22,280 (46.7 ) women.

(c) (i) Decrease in the number of incidents related to sexual and gender based violence reported to health clinics in refugee camps

Medical and mental health services for parents and children through local clinics, hospitals, and community facilities with adequate supplies and trained staff.

So we also have implemented it already in some selected clinics in three provinces, and you are the first to see the results.

In this regard, human rights officers and clinics on the ground have pointed to an uneven implementation of this policy on the ground.

The Integration and Dissemination Network, too, has set up three legal clinics, in Dakoro (in the Maradi region), Gaya (Dosso) and Téra (Tillabéri).

For instance, we're setting up clinics in Africa where we're going to be giving free antiretroviral drugs, free TB treatment and free malaria treatment.