| The lack of care organisations frequently results in the need to hospitalise cancer patients, despite the fact that they would actually prefer to spend the last stage of their life at home and would prefer to die there. |
| It's not unusual here to see hungry people with big suitcases who can barely afford to hospitalise their loved ones, much less pay for food and accommodation in a city as costly as Tehran. |
| But Keaton was never credible as someone who could hospitalise a dozen muggers before vaulting over a two-storey fence. |
| The main objective was to hospitalise in Monaco 50 children whose pathologies were not operable in their countries of origin. |
| Instead of aloha from Hawaii, Spruce is greeted in the Arctic by angry mosquitoes that proceed to hospitalise him. |
| The instant-hire genre of smartphone app took a sinister turn in China this week, when a new one was found to be letting users book mercenaries to hospitalise their enemies for a variable price. |
