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weekend call

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weekend call
Medtalk The providing of consultative or non-urgent health care to a defined group–eg, on a particular floor, or type–eg, OB–of Pt, who may or may not be hospitalized. See Call, Coverage.
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Sateh Noureddin, managing editor of the leftist daily AS SAFIR, on Monday lauded Lebanese President Michel Suleiman over his weekend call for amending the Taif Accord, which was conceived as a new constitution in 1990 to put an end to the 15 year civil war in Lebanon.
Lebanon-President by The Daily Middle East Reporter (Beirut, Lebanon)
The Post Office recently dropped the price of its broadband service by £1 and refreshed its home phone service, to include free evening and weekend calls to UK landlines and free weekend calls to mobile phones in the UK, US and Canada.
Post Office may go into mobiles after success of broadband by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
It is giving Home-Phone customers free weekend calls to the US, including mobiles.
your money: ELVIS IS CALLING PO'S SHOTS by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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