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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of wards in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of wards in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of wards in a Sentence
It's an amulet, you know? A charm people wear around the neck that wards away evil spirits. It means nothing, i mean, can't we get people to understand the facts more?
Putin is inflicting appalling, appalling devastation and horror onUkraine, bombing apartment buildings, maternity wards, hospitals. I mean, it's god-awful, the world is united in our support for Ukraine and our determination to make Putin pay a very heavy price.
An important aspect of psychiatric care is to help restore a patient’s confidence and self respect( as well as controlling symptoms) and this is not helped by them being locked up, i think that the default position should be that patients are admitted to open wards and only moved to locked wards in the instances when they fail to settle.
Hospitals without locked wards may be able to provide similar protection through improved focus on the patient-therapist relationship, therapeutic atmosphere and timely, sufficient pharmacotherapy.
Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown:
I just don't see in this room anyone that's going to give you officers from their ward, everyone out here in this room says' we need more cops.' So the rearranging of officers sounds great but you've got to work to navigate the labor contracts and navigate the political landscape of who gives up officers, who agrees to give you cops over their wards.
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