John Lewis released from hospital with &aposclean bill of health.
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Both baby and mom received a clean bill of health.
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She has since been given a clean bill of health.
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He was given a checkup and a clean bill of health.
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Went to the doctor and got a clean bill of health.
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Here's hoping he finds a clean bill of health in 2017.
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Dimon received a clean bill of health after undergoing cancer treatment.
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Months later, Cullen has been given a clean bill of health.
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A patient doesn't need a clean bill of health to be discharged.
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But it would be premature to declare a clean bill of health.
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Wishing Drake a clean bill of health and/or a speedy recovery.
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Proud of walking out of that hospital with a clean bill of health.
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But that doesn't guarantee a clean Covid-19 bill of health going forward.
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I consent to getting eyes dilated and get a clean bill of health.
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We've gotten a clean bill of health and we're going home tomorrow. Yeehaw!
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I believe Matthew is going to go home with a clean bill of health.
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Take any promising prospects to a mechanic to get a clean bill of health.
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Corey Feldman was given a clean bill of health from doctors following 'stabbing' incident.
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After getting her clean bill of health, the cockatoo was reunited with her family.
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Mrs Clinton has since been given a clean bill of health by her doctors.
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Bennet said he had surgery after the diagnosis and received a clean bill of health.
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It's the one group of stocks the market has awarded a clean bill of health.
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He was released on Sunday with a "clean bill of health," according to his office.
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The accounting firm, formerly known as PricewaterhouseCoopers, effectively gave Facebook a clean bill of health.
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After a checkup by a veterinarian, the horse was given a clean bill of health.
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Last year, Trump received a glowing bill of health from his then-physician Rear Adm.
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In other words, a clean bill of health from 2100andMe shouldn't be taken as definitive.
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It subsequently got a clean bill of health from a different firm, according to prosecutors.
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Shortly after getting their clean bill of health, both kittens found forever homes with local families.
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It said KPMG also gave the healthcare fund a clean bill of health after a review.
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In July 2015, Clinton's longtime physician, Dr. Lisa Bardack, delivered her a clean bill of health.
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The backdrop: Bennet was issued a clean bill of health last month following prostate cancer surgery.
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Like Hayes, President Obama, who came in second, also had an outstandingly clean bill of health.
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Applicants must go through background checks and need a signed bill of health from their doctor.
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When Kelly Smith had a mammogram in February 2018, she got a clean bill of health.
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And its history generally shows a clean bill of health, according to the Central Shenandoah Health District.
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"It's really up to the individual operators to have a clean bill of health there," she said.
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The brave little man tolerated all of the handling and was given a clean bill of health.
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Luckily, she was eventually given a clean bill of health despite being a carrier for the disease.
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Jackson gave Trump a clean bill of health early this year after giving the president a physical.
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Now, Wesley is nearly 9 months old and doctors have given Chase a clean bill of health.
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Despite Joan's attempts to (what else?) seduce him, the doctor gives her a clean bill of health.
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State inspection records show that the Red Hen received a clean bill of health earlier this year.
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They described the problems as minor administrative errors and cast it as a clean bill of health.
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He gave Trump a clean bill of health early this year after giving the president a physical.
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She was given a clean bill of health, but she still wondered whether disease might be spreading.
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But that doesn't mean everyone whose conduct was scrutinized will walk away with a clean bill of health.
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Other than being scared and hungry, the 5-year-old kinkajou was given a clean bill of health.
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We now have a clean bill of health from our lead regulator as well as 16 other states.
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A clean bill of health from the jobs report could ease Wall Street's concerns about slowing economic growth. 4.
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With his current clean bill of health, the promotion is smart to capitalize on the popularity of the European.
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A clean bill of health for the labor market could ease Wall Street's concerns about slowing economic growth. 20.6.
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Since the calf has a clean bill of health from the vet, she has already made her public debut.
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The 267-year-old New Jersey man had just received a clean bill of health, Jason Allen told HLN.
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Bennet joined the presidential race in late April after getting a clean bill of health following a cancer diagnosis.
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If Kepler, dubbed the K2, gets a clean bill of health, It will start a mission called Campaign 9.
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This clean bill of health means a fresh start for Bubba, who was put up for adoption last week.
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After receiving treatment, which included radiation and chemotherapy, Beau was given a clean bill of health in November 2013.
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Politico reports Sanders was given a "clean bill of health" and the minor injury did not interrupt his campaigning.
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JoJo was overdue for a rabies shot, but was later given a clean bill of health from a veterinarian.
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The result might be a market that is much more affordable for people with a clean bill of health.
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But once I got a clean bill of health after that, it was kind of straight on, feeling good.
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"If they don't have a clean bill of health, then forget it, they don't go any further," said Sen.
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Bennet had surgery shortly after the diagnosis and announced last month that doctors gave him a clean bill of health.
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Earlier this month, she was given a clean bill of health and headed home at a positively plump 5.6 pounds.
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She later clarified on Twitter that she did not have cancer, and had been given a clean bill of health.
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Renault initially gave Mr Ghosn's financial activities as its own boss a clean bill of health, and stood by him.
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Documents seen by Reuters this week certified that Transneft gave a clean bill of health to oil deliveries from Nefteperevalka.
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John Lewis of Georgia was released from the hospital Sunday evening with a "clean bill of health," his spokeswoman said.
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A patient advocate who lives in Manhattan, Ms. Isaacs, 20163, felt perfectly fine and expected a clean bill of health.
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Provincial residents who have been given a clean bill of health will be able to leave, The Associated Press reports.
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An astonishing bill of health Take a look back at what we've been told about Trump's health over the years.
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Still, the eager mother rejoiced over her daughter's clean bill of health and was able to take the little girl home.
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She was later taken to the vet, where she was given a clean bill of health aside from a 5-lb.
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He never gave the Trump campaign a clean bill of health regarding collusion -- it simply wasn't a part of the case.
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The infant, examined at a Dallas-area hospital and given a clean bill of health, was reunited with her family hours later.
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She said doctors had given her a clean bill of health, but that she had not been allowed home despite her asking.
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Its neighbours' opprobrium means that it is unlikely to get a clean bill of health; it may even be blacklisted in October.
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If you have a clean bill of health, do your research on what risks you're taking when you have sex with someone.
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The Farm gives Roy's 10th draft a clean bill of health, and he realizes all the lunch places have long since closed.
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That led one high-ranking official to call the report a "clean bill of health" for the nation's largest municipal police force.
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Sanders' main Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, released a statement from her own doctor last year giving her a clean bill of health.
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One family is suing the French government for inadequate oversight because inspectors gave the plant a clean bill of health in September.
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For someone with a perfect bill of health, that would have been around $50 per month, a bargain for so much coverage.
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She said doctors had given her a clean bill of health, but that she had not been allowed home despite her asking.
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Its resulting report was carefully hedged, noting that without more study, it could not give the bank a clean bill of health.
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The Billerica, Massachusetts, public health department gave the restaurant a clean bill of health after it sent workers home and cleaned its facilities.
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She later clarified on Twitter that despite tabloid reports, she did not have cancer and had been given a clean bill of health.
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After being told he had mere months to live, he returned from a trip to Europe and received a clean bill of health.
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She gets a Bordetella vaccine, a complimentary nail trim, a six-month supply of Trifexis, and most importantly, a clean bill of health.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's daughter Jasmine Lia has a clean bill of health now, but things "got a little hairy" early last month.
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Kantner was hospitalized for only 10 days, and after a few weeks' rest at home he was given a clean bill of health.
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Your state regulators — and you have regulators in every state where you do business — have given your institution a clean bill of health.
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"All tests have been completed, and doctors have given him a 'clean bill of health,'" Lewis' spokeswoman Brenda Jones said in a statement.
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He added that his cancer diagnosis and the clean bill of health he received from his doctor gave him clarity on running for President.
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By the sixth day, he was able to be moved out of the ICU and was later discharged with a clean bill of health.
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Last year Britain's Charity Commission gave a clean bill of health to the British branch of one of Nigeria's richest churches, the Winners' Chapel.
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So they checked me out, and every time I got a clean bill of health and they couldn't figure out what was going on.
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Some whose papers received a clean bill of health posted the reports to Twitter, including Jennifer Tackett, a professor of psychology at Northwestern University.
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"He's a cancer survivor, and he has way more energy than ever," she said of Portland, who now has a clean bill of health.
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He didn't give them a clean bill of health, leaving the question unsettled for now, though Barr might provide an answer in the future.
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The clean bill of health comes as voters consider whether the race's oldest contenders are up to the grueling task of running the country.
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The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency agreed to review the case and said on Monday that lab tests had given her a clean bill of health.
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Corey Feldman has gotten a clean bill of health after saying he was stabbed with what he believes to be a syringe or a knife.
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About a month ago, the chocolate Labrador gave the Pavilion, the much-neglected movie theater at 188 Prospect Park West, a clean bill of health.
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Aside from some bruises, scrapes and skin degeneration, which the shelter treated with antibiotics, she got a clean bill of health for her new life ahead.
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"Whilst we recognize the extensive capital raising done so far, this is not a clean bill of health," EBA Chairman Andrea Enria said in a statement.
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He took a short nap in his mother's arms, drank some infant formula, and was discharged a few hours later with a clean bill of health.
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Jackson, 49, clarified her clean bill of health with a short video featuring her song "The Great Forever," which ended with a brief note to fans.
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Early reports suggest that Trump's quack doctor has also given him a clean bill of health, which is meaningless given that Trump's doctor is a quack.
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Despite suffering hearing loss in his left ear due to mites and difficulty seeing with his right eye, Beaux eventually won a clean bill of health.
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"I'm not out of the woods, and it's not a clean bill of health or anything remotely like that, but I'm a functional person," he said.
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"I called this a political proctology exam, and he's emerging with a clean bill of health," Conway said in an interview with Fox News on Thursday.
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The Vermont senator previously sustained a cut on his head from a glass shower door in March and received a "clean bill of health" after treatment.
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Last week, Trump's doctor gave the president a clean bill of health, declaring him physically and mentally fit for the challenges of the nation's highest office.
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The soul singer was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2016, and he started performing on the road this year after receiving a clean bill of health.
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And the burros, in addition to getting a clean bill of health from a vet, need the old timey mining equipment and added weight to carry.
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With a clean bill of health, he said he realized, though, that the lingering effects of last year's procedure would not cease in a week or two.
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After undergoing surgery for early stage lung cancer last month, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be returning to the Supreme Court with a clean bill of health.
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Jennifer asked me if I had a Google Webmaster account so we could request that Google scan the site and give it a clean bill of health.
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He said the clean bill of health he had received from his doctor following a prostate cancer diagnosis in March gave him clarity to seek the presidency.
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Namely, that's getting some high-profile conservatives to give the site a clean bill of health in the hopes this stupid controversy can move elsewhere without resulting .
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SPXBK rose about 2% on Friday after the U.S. Federal Reserve approved the capital plans of the biggest U.S. banks, giving them a clean bill of health.
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Investors at Tuesday's meeting also asked questions about KPMG and why it was able to give the bank a clean bill of health for its financial statements.
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Also interesting ... we're told 72-year-old Hof was given a clean bill of health just 2 weeks ago after undergoing cataract surgery at the Mayo Clinic.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: Trump aides over the weekend argued that the president received "a clean bill of health" from Mueller's report on Thursday.
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Check it out ... Kevin said the movie had some tense moments (don't worry, no spoilers here) but didn't kill him, thanks to his clean bill of health.
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Nor will getting an electoral clean bill of health from, especially, the Western observer missions necessarily bring Mnangagwa the international finance and approval he wants so badly.
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So he says she got her friend's medical records showing a clean bill of health, and then altered them to make it appear the records were hers.
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Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) was released from a Georgia hospital Sunday evening with doctors giving a "clean bill of health," after being hospitalized for undisclosed reasons.
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The senator had intended to get in earlier but delayed his announcement after he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and subsequently given a clean bill of health.
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But that is different from being given a clean bill of health, the former prosecutor said, declining to comment on the record about his former colleagues' case.
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Jackson, who has served as the presidential physician since 2013, on Tuesday gave Trump a clean bill of health, declaring him physically and mentally fit for office.
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He added all the passengers of the 15 countries had their backgrounds checked by their respective countries and all came back with a clean bill of health.
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After her personal Poseidon adventure, Rosie was checked by a vet and was given a clean bill of health, aside from some eye irritation and an upset stomach.
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The Italian bank on Friday gave a clean bill of health to its newly appointed chief executive, Marco Morelli, saying he met good repute criteria for his position.
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In fact, neither Russia nor Ukraine gets a perfect bill of health from international agencies that monitor freedom of religion, although Russia generally fares quite a lot worse.
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Ludacris' ecstasy face looks as if he has his penis attached to a toothless prostitute who presented him with her clean bill of health before getting to work.
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Toshiba could theoretically publish results without an auditor's endorsement, but that might make it harder for the TSE to give its internal controls a clean bill of health.
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Brumskine has denounced the vote, claiming it was plagued by fraud and called for a new election though international observers gave the poll a clean bill of health.
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Two other students were taken to the ER after coming forward and saying they'd also drank the mixture, but have been released with a clean bill of health.
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But for the nationwide audience, he created the impression of having been checked over and given a clean bill of health by the most famous surgeon in syndication.
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He was so healthy that at a well-child visit soon after he turned 7, his pediatrician gave him a high five, proclaiming an awesome bill of health.
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"Whilst we recognise the extensive capital raising done so far, this is not a clean bill of health," EBA Chairman Andrea Enria said in a statement on Friday.
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"While we recognize the extensive capital-raising done so far, this is not a clean bill of health," said Andrea Enria, the chairman of the European Banking Authority.
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The spotlight was turned on auditors after the financial crisis, having given a clean bill of health to banks which subsequently had to be bailed out by taxpayers.
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This season has seen a comparatively clean bill of health in the Virsliga, with Latkovskis confident that the criminal elements have been expunged from football in Baltic state.
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Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the father of two shared a text exchange between himself and his doctor, announcing to fans that he has a clean bill of health.
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The good news is, Kyl is a lobbyist, and probably won't be doing anything but giving Facebook a clean bill of health and recommending whatever works best Mark Zuckerberg.
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Accountants have come under the gun since the financial crisis left taxpayers to bail out banks only months after they were given a clean bill of health by auditors.
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She's doing markedly better than January 9, when she was seen getting in her car after surgery, and since that time she's been given a clean bill of health.
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Four years later, with the passage of time, a clean bill of health and a happy family for perspective, Tig wrote a memoir about that time in her life.
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Giuliani, who runs a global consulting firm, was given a clean bill of health, with Trump's aides concluding his business interests would not pose a risk to his confirmation.
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Obama's physician, who gave him a clean bill of health before the 2008 election and is widely respected, was Dr. David Scheiner from 1987 until his election in 85033.
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"My brother never complained about heart problems," she told Reuters, saying doctors had given him a clean bill of health in a check-up as recently as this spring.
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Bob got a bad bill of health from the doctor, so he's going to start increasing his açai intake (while continuing to smoke and drink gallons of Diet Coke).
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The 56-year-old actor enjoyed a romantic trip to Ischia, Italy, earlier this week with his girlfriend Nicole Kimpel, 37 — just months after receiving a clean bill of health.
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Mueller's refusal to give the president that clean bill of health should spur further inquiry by Congress about the contents of Mueller's report and the conduct of this particular president.
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Bornstein gave Trump a clean bill of health, but later admitted that he wrote the report in just five minutes while sitting in a limo provided by the billionaire businessman.
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Believing everything is fine and Jack has a relatively clean bill of health, he jokes about Rebecca blocking the television, and she responds by making a funny face at him.
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Visas, property and monetary holdings must be subject to a clean bill of health for the individuals or companies — including offshore or shell companies — for new applicants and standing proprietors.
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The clean bill of health for advisers contrasts with other areas of the financial services industry such as the sale of annuities, where the FCA has found evidence of misselling.
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The system may also be able to identify those that are clearly negative, so they could be read quickly and patients could promptly be given a clean bill of health.
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Even after three days inside an engine, the baby cat was given a clean bill of health and was adopted by one of Koroly's neighbors shortly after getting the good news.
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Before adoption, the donkeys must have a clean bill of health and the males must be castrated, which is an easier and less invasive process than spaying the females, he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's wholesale insurance brokers got a clean bill of health from the markets watchdog on Wednesday, providing some relief for an industry already spending millions of pounds on Brexit.
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The clean bill of health is good news for big banks and their shareholders, but it could fuel concerns that federal regulators are embracing a laissez-faire approach to financial oversight.
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But it's hard to say whether the polls have earned a clean bill of health for 2020, even if they were still good enough to get the job done this fall.
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When it's determined to be in working order, or refurbished and given a clean bill of health, it's simultaneously listed for re-sale on Amazon, eBay, and Optoro's retail site, called Blinq.com.
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Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) is still considering a 2020 presidential bid after confirming on Friday that he has been issued a clean bill of health following prostate cancer surgery, NBC reports.
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Dr. Ronny Jackson, the presidential physician, briefed the White House press corps for more than an hour on Trump's first physical as commander in chief, giving him a clean bill of health.
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Harteveldt, however, thinks that attitudes towards the plane will soften once it's been given a clean bill of health by the FAA and the various pilots unions whose members are flying it.
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Of course, some people may have interpreted the near miss as a clean bill of health, perhaps even a buying opportunity, depending on circumstances and on the narratives they choose to believe.
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He has no management experience and was seemingly picked for the job because of his good personal relationship with Trump, who was pleased with the clean bill of health Jackson gave him.
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Murray considered dropping out of the tournament at that point, but Sears was given a clean bill of health and cleared to travel back home, so Murray continued on to the Final.
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Cavs forward Channing Frye says he made sure the Larry O'Brien Trophy had a clean bill of health before he sucked face with it ... disinfecting the gold trophy prior to the love-fest.
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Though agents bought about $16,000 in supplements, the investigation produced no prosecutions because the supplements all came back with a clean bill of health from the FDA's lab, documents obtained by Reuters show.
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Trump released a clean bill of health from his longtime personal physician last year that was widely panned as laughable for lacking details and offering an over-the-top portrait of Trump's health.
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And while I expect to have a clean bill of health, short term I need to take care of myself and so will take some time off this year to do just that.
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Past tests had been criticized for being too lenient, with Irish lenders, for example, being given a clean bill of health just months before the country almost went bust due to their difficulties.
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"Today, as we took off our masks, and we're given a clean bill of health, we all realized that we had gone through this experience together and we made good friends," he said.
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There are currently six banks that offer sharia compliant products through so-called Islamic windows and their conversion would require setting up an internal sharia board and having a clean bill of health.
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The kitten recently went in for a check-up, where the doctors were happy to give her a clean bill of health and sign her up for the Kitten Early Care Plus Wellness Plan.
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One church investigator, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter, said "no one gets a clean bill of health" until the priests – who the church believes to be alive – are found.
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No matter what the rules say, make sure to have a copy of your pet's clean bill of health from the vet on hand, so you can present it if there are any issues.
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Whether the EPA and other government agencies in the U.S. and Europe will take action is far from certain and several automakers have been given a clean bill of health by European Union regulators.
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As DJ Khaled would say: They don't want you to have clean waterways, our fish friends to live long lives, or you to have a good bill of health — when it affects their wallets.
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Circuit Judge Raymond Lohier called the situation "unfortunate" for the woman, known in court records as Jane Doe, and noted Congress has occasionally let judges give onetime criminal defendants a clean bill of health.
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"Although the working group found that the judiciary compares favorably to other government and private sector workplaces, it did not give the third branch a completely clean bill of health," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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Grace Meng has also stressed her husband was "in good shape" before leaving France, depicting him as an avid swimmer and runner who received a clean bill of health in a recent physical exam.
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Philadelphia (9-227) will travel to Chicago (224-236) on Sunday and hope for a clean bill of health for quarterback Nick Foles, last year's Super Bowl MVP, who injured his ribs in the win.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - Iceland have a clean bill of health with captain and long-throw specialist Aron Gunnarsson returning to training on Friday ahead of their European Championship quarter-final against hosts France on Sunday.
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"It's tough for anyone to know how the rat or mouse got into the can, but the FDA gave our plant a clean bill of health," Anne Ward, a spokesperson for Pepsi, told the LA Times.
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There have been sweeping reforms of the audit sector since the global financial crisis a decade ago when banks that had been given a clean bill of health by auditors had to be rescued by taxpayers.
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Manager Terry Francona underwent a battery of tests and received a clean bill of health after leaving Monday's game and is expected back in the dugout Wednesday for Cleveland, which is 16-163 at Progressive Field.
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London (CNN Business)Renault has given CEO Carlos Ghosn's pay arrangements a clean bill of health but has still not come to a conclusion about allegations of financial crime that led to his indictment in Japan.
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In March, Sanders received seven stitches after cutting his head on a glass shower door, but was given a "clean bill of health" and attended all of his previously scheduled campaign events in the subsequent days.
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Chuck's proof -- he recently set out to scale a 20,000-FOOT mountain for a YouTube Red special ... and the 48-year-old says their docs gave him a clean bill of health for the grueling climb.
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The girl's own BMI, which is measured by dividing weight by height squared, puts her in the "obese" range — even though she's an active, well-balanced athlete whose doctors have given her a clean bill of health.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former world number one Martin Kaymer believes back injury victim Tiger Woods can add to his haul of 14 major championship wins as long as he returns to golf with a clean bill of health.
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The former governor initially rejected making a White House bid last year, in part because his wife had received a cancer diagnosis, but she has since been given a clean bill of health, according to Massachusetts Democrats.
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Speaking with PeopleTV's Reality Check, the 28-year-old reality star revealed that doctors advised him to quit the series until he was given a clean bill of health, despite his excitement to compete on the show.
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The doctor who once wrote a bill of health declaring President Donald Trump "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency" now says the bombastic language sounded familiar for a reason: It was written by Donald Trump.
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In the weeks before my birthday, I packed in every medical visit I could get from my dentist to general practitioner to make sure I had a clean bill of health before embarking on my uninsured journey.
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Sanders' campaign released letters from his main doctor and two heart specialists, who all gave the 78-year-old White House hopeful a clean bill of health after physical exams, electrocardiogram monitoring and a treadmill stress test.
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You should expect the coalition to continue with the same tactics they have used to date because they probably interpret the certification as a clean bill of health from you, which gives them carte blanche to proceed.
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But a doctor had just given Allen a clean bill of health during a physical, his brother, Jason Allen, told CNN's "New Day," adding that he is having a hard time understanding how Joseph could have died suddenly.
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Sanders, the 77-year-old Vermont senator who launched his second presidential campaign last month, received a "clean bill of health" after treating the cut "out of precaution" at a walk-in clinic, said campaign spokesperson Arianna Jones.
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Obtaining a clean bill of health from the FBI's background investigation, which seemed to lengthen with the onset of every new administration, has been only the first of multiple hurdles that a potential presidential appointee had to overcome.
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The group, whose observation mission gave last month's poll a clean bill of health, said it was confident the board could manage a repeat the election well, warning against attempts to prevent it from carrying out its mandate.
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The infant girl found buried alive in India reportedly remains in a fight for her life — though a local politician has promised to adopt her as his own as soon as she gets a clean bill of health.
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Whereas a veteran with a bad back can pursue rehabilitation without jeopardizing their military rating, a clean bill of health from a psychiatrist or neurologist can spell economic doom for a temporarily retired veteran with PTSD or TBI.
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The broadly clean bill of health from political experts and social media watchers is in contrast to the U.S. and French presidential elections of the past 12 months, in which Russia was accused of trying to influence the outcome.
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But despite receiving just two of the 222 monthly reports from the Brady House branch last year, the regional office signed off on a "false" compliance certificate, signalling a clean bill of health for the branch, the report said.
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CHIBA, Tokyo (Reuters) - Jason Day won the Japan Skins game on Monday but the real winner was probably Tiger Woods, who reported a clean bill of health in his first competitive round since undergoing knee surgery two months ago.
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And perceived STI status had no clear bearing in how men were attracted to women—some men found the "riskier" partners more attractive, while others were more attracted to the women they thought had a clean bill of health.
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"The FTC is probably feeling pressure to look at Google again, even though they gave Google a clean bill of health on search in the past," said Michael Carrier, a professor of antitrust law at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
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That sources from Usher's camp have reportedly come forward (per TMZ) to clarify that the entertainer isn't attracted to Sharpton, while he's remained silent on his actual bill of health says a lot about the world we currently live in.
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After months of reviewing public comments to its draft environmental impact study, the Food and Drug Administration announced today that it is officially giving OX513A, a genetically modified male mosquito developed by British company, Oxitec, a clean bill of health.
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One of the final pieces Sanders let out Thursday was a clean bill of health from the Capitol Hill attending physician Brian P. Monahan who has treated Sanders for the last 25 years, since he began serving in the House.
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Moody's verdict echoes comments made by the Bank of England, which gave Britain's banks a clean bill of health in November when it tested the potential impact of a chaotic Brexit on their finances in its latest round of stress tests.
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It wasn't that the left had a totally clean bill of health — there is a history of left-wing anti-Semitism — but its firm foundation of universal values and egalitarian principles established a proud tradition of fighting bigotry against Jews.
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"Given that I have no risk factors, they discharged me from the hospital and said, and this is key, please come back if you have a return of symptoms," she said, noting that test results also gave her a clean bill of health.
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The economic package recently achieved with the IMF, and so sarcastically undermined by The Economist, is itself an indication that Egypt's economy is moving on the right track and can be considered as a clean bill of health for Egypt's economic outlook.
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The last minute flip is a little shady considering the candidate publicly touts a glowing bill of health from his longtime physician, and the 70-year-old told Fox & Friends Monday he'd be releasing "very, very specific numbers" related to his physical.
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After his first competitive round since missing the cut at the PGA Championship two weeks ago at Bethpage, where he felt under the weather, Woods reported a clean bill of health but acknowledged he was not quite as sharp as he would have liked.
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LHP Derek Holland came out of his first 2016 start with a clean bill of health — no small feat, considering all the time he missed over the past two seasons — and he is in line to be back on the mound Tuesday in Seattle.
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The Pentagon is an enormous bureaucracy — three million people, 225,235 aircraft, 2400 ships, 2132,215.8 facilities at 23,9723 sites worldwide, an annual budget of $2972 plus billion — and some experts say that expecting a clean bill of health on the first audit was never realistic.
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His deputy, Anthony Eden (Jeremy Northam), wants to depose him, but Eden has health troubles, too — one particularly heated argument between the two men ends with the deputy brandishing a "clean bill of health," something I, at least, had never seen in physical form.
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After all, Jackson had never run an agency even close to the size of the VA. And, it appeared that Jackson's main appeal to Trump was their personal rapport -- as well as the clean bill of health Jackson had given Trump after his annual physical.
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To qualify for D.I. training, a Marine must have finished at least one term of enlistment and be given a clean psychological bill of health as determined by what the Marine officials insist is rigorous testing aimed at weeding out those Marines suffering from PTSD.
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In America last year, for example, PwC settled a $5.5bn lawsuit alleging negligence when it gave Colonial Bank a clean bill of health in the years before the lender's collapse in 2009; the bank turned out to have made loans against assets that did not even exist.
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I'm happy to report that after working together on meal planning, cutting back on a few less than healthy habits, and adding in more high intensity work-outs, my husband came back with an excellent bill of health a few months later and even lost 20 lbs.
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Mr. Trump can probably rest easy that he won't be indicted — not necessarily because of a clean legal bill of health, but because internal Justice Department guidelines bar the indictment of a sitting president, and the famously by-the-book Mr. Mueller is unlikely to pursue charges.
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Trump seemed almost giddy as he spoke to Republican senators in the Mansfield Room just off the Senate floor, according to GOP lawmakers who said Trump claimed the Mueller report gave him a "clean bill of health" after two years of speculation that it could lead to impeachment.
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Ronny L. Jackson, the veterans affairs nominee, certainly looks good on TV, as we saw when he gave Trump an excellent bill of health, including a declaration that the president, while overweight, is just shy of being officially obese — thanks to having apparently grown an inch in office.
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The Affordable Care Act bars insurers from discriminating against customers with a history of previous illness, so a 40-year-old woman with a history of multiple sclerosis must be charged the same price for coverage as a 40-year-old man with a clean bill of health.
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Bennet, a generally unassuming Democratic figure in Washington — outside of the occasional impassioned outburst on the Senate floor — said in early April that he was undergoing treatment for prostate cancer, and would formally announce a bid for the White House if he was given a clean bill of health.
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These were not unpaid home loans but small and mid-undercapitalized companies that make up the bulk of the country's economy "Whilst we recognize the extensive capital-raising done so far, this is not a clean bill of health," Andrea Enria, EBA Chairperson, said in a statement accompanying the results.
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After undergoing treatment for prostate cancer earlier this year, Bennet was given a clean bill of health and said he was ready to join the deep roster of Democratic candidates, from big-name Senate colleagues like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren to Bennet's close friend and former boss, former Colorado Gov.
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While our thought exercise was unable to render a clear or definitive diagnosis, this does not mean that President Trump gets a clean bill of health, because we were lacking sufficient information that should be available but could only be obtained if President Trump agreed to allow it to be obtained.
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Not only will every contentious issue be adjudicated on the basis of supporting or opposing Trump, but even non-contentious issues like President Obama's doctor giving President Trump a clean bill of health become contentious because of the media's desire to destroy the Trump presidency and Republican control of Congress.
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"The adult entertainment industry has been self-imposing strict testing protocols since 1998, when all active performers were required to have a clean bill of health from within 30 days prior to any shoot they worked on," says Lynsey G, author of Watching Porn: And Other Confessions of an Adult Entertainment Journalist.
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But as best as anyone can tell, Mr. Trump picked Dr. Jackson because he is in the military, looks like a grown-up Doogie Howser and gave the president a glowing bill of health, including saying that the president has great genes and could have lived to 200 if he had had a better diet.
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Despite growing awareness of how harmful eating disorders are and how many people they impact (demographically, anyone and everyone!): As long as a skinny body is enough to fool doctors into handing patients a clean bill of health, it's definitely worth taking a nutrient-deficient diet, and the pathologies it could center around, very seriously.
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For example, they gave Ireland's banking system a clean bill of health in 2010, just before it collapsed, and in 2011 allowed Dexia, a Franco-Belgian bank, to pass with flying colours just a few months before it was caught by exposure to Greek sovereign debt and bailed out by the governments of Belgium, France and Luxembourg.
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Just in time for the annual RSA conference in San Francisco, Microsoft today announced a number of new security tools for its business users that range from new tools to prevent phishing attacks to a new service that only allows you to access certain online services if your device also has a clean bill of health.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's doctor on Tuesday gave him a clean bill of health, declaring him physically and mentally fit for the challenges of the nation's highest office.
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My son had already received a perfect bill of health at his five-month ultrasound, when the doctor had measured every organ and scanned every centimeter of him for problems and detected none, but as I held his slippery little body, I realized I was frantically counting fingers and toes—as if my decision to take Zoloft at 21weeks had risked causing parts of him to fall off in utero.
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My son had already received a perfect bill of health at his five-month ultrasound, when the doctor had measured every organ and scanned every centimeter of him for problems and detected none, but as I held his slippery little body, I realized I was frantically counting fingers and toes—as if my decision to take Zoloft at 21 weeks had risked causing parts of him to fall off in utero.
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After granting the social media giant a clean bill of health on privacy following a three-month audit in 22015, the Irish Data Protection Commission went on to advise Facebook on how to comply with the GDPR in the run-up to the law coming online, several people familiar with the matter said, including on controversial matters like its facial recognition tool for matching photos online — which other regulators have singled out as being problematic under EU rules.
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More From Taco Bell Taco Bell's 'Steal a Game, Steal a Taco' Returns McDonald's Is Testing Breakfast Catering in Orlando Wisconsin Man Eats 30,000th McDonald's Big Mac, Has Clean Bill of Health Secrets Your Favorite Fast Food Chains Don't Want You to Know Gallery 11 'Mexican' Foods You Won't Find in Mexico The Mexican-style fast food chain's Berry Frosé is deliciously rosy, delightfully strawberry-flavored and will turn your cheeks just as flush as your freeze with its blended 2-ounce pour of rosé.
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