Sentence examples for Is compulsorily from inspiring English sources

Dewani is compulsorily detained in hospital under the Mental Health Act with his next annual review set for May.

"All cancer in Australia is compulsorily reported, it's a notifiable disease, so we have extremely good data about the incidence of cancer in Australia," Chapman told Guardian Australia.

The CGDO, in comparison with the CDO, has a stricter production protocol, and the quality of each batch is compulsorily checked by a tasting commission before being commercialized.

Here we focus only on the teaching guides for education studies because it is compulsorily for these studies to include educational technology subjects, considering that the objective of these studies is to prepare teachers for their future educational work with children and adolescents, who need to be competent for life in a media environment.

Tuberculosis is compulsorily notifiable in the UK, and the doctor making or suspecting the diagnosis is legally responsible for notification.

Tuberculosis is compulsorily notifiable under the Public Health Control of Diseasee) Act 1984 and Public Health (Infectious Diseases) Regulation of 1988 [ 13, 14].

Shrien Dewani, 31, from Bristol, is being compulsorily held at Fromeside Clinic in Bristol under the Mental Health Act.

HERR PELCKMANN: How did you come to the SS? MORGEN: I was drafted compulsorily into the General SS.

Whether a patient had been admitted at all in relation to psychosis (i.e. both compulsorily and voluntarily) was also noted, up to and including the first year of EIS care.

He continued: "Most of the financial information will have been compulsorily extracted and is subject to the implied undertaking, which is the bedrock of the right to privacy and which, as I have explained, collaterally binds the observing journalists, and where I find no good reason to release them from its effect".

Why is Lewisham so eager to compulsorily purchase Millwall's land – a genuinely hostile move from the club's former sponsor – on behalf of an opaque offshore developer?