tabone造句

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  ensu Tabone, who later became President of Malta.
• The complex was rediscovered by the Gozitan researcher Joe Attard Tabone in 1964.
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  ensu Tabone oversaw this healing-Tabone was later the President of Malta.
• Tabone said of the staffing problems.
• Tabone said she was encouraged that Texas hospitals were beginning to reach out to the nurses.
• It was founded, initially as the Medical Officers Union, in 1954 by Dr Vincent Tabone.
• The last state funeral held for the President of Malta was that of Censu Tabone on March 2012.
• Tabone failed to reach the top 8 final, as he placed forty-fifth overall in the prelims.
• Mrs . Tabone said she didn't mind that her family never got a dime after the $ 450.
• In 1948, Tabone was entrusted with the supervision of a campaign to treat trachoma using sulfonamide tablets and drops.
• A second auberge was built in Barrack Front Street ( now Hilda Tabone Street ) during the magistracy of Grand Master Claude de la Sengle.
• "We have concerns from a patient safety perspective, " said Stephanie Tabone, the Texas Nurses Association's director of practice.
• The obvious star is Martha Tabone, a first-grade teacher to several generations of Le Royans, and the granddaughter of Pearle B . Wait.
• "' John Tabone "'( born May 4, 1980 ) is a Maltese former swimmer, who specialized in individual medley events.
• Stephanie Tabone, a spokeswoman for the Texas Nurses Association, said their presence reduced the prevailing wage for all registered nurses in Texas to about $ 11 an hour.
• In 1658, the leader of the {
  ejtun contingent, Clemente Tabone, built a chapel dedicated to St Clement, in commemoration of the deliverance from the attack.
• Hospitals are hit hardest by the shrinking supply of nurses, as young women opt for more lucrative careers, said Stephanie Tabone, director of practice at Texas Nurses Association in Austin.
• There is also the historical farmhouse of the Marquis Mallia Tabone, which is run by the " Talent Mosti " philanthropy, in collaboration with the adjacent school's council.
• In 1948, Vincent Tabone ( who was later to become the President of Malta ) was entrusted with the supervision of a campaign in Malta to treat trachoma using sulfonamide tablets and drops.