Sentence examples for applied compulsorily from inspiring English sources
One advantage of the direct public provision of health insurance, applied compulsorily to everyone, is that it avoids adverse selection by health insurance customers.
However, this was not applied compulsorily in most of the training hospitals, but rather accepted as an advice before 2010 in Turkey.
Physical restraint, seclusion, the involuntary application of neuroleptic drugs, and numerous other forms of compulsorily applied treatments are an essential part of mental health care all over the world.
The difference between them is that while the latter is explicitly stated, if any, in query strings (e.g. 'A ADJn B'), the former is compulsorily applied to all queries where the distance between query terms, similar to 'n' of 'ADJn', can be adjusted by users.
The simple ultra vires doctrine was implicitly applied by the High Court of Singapore in Wong Yip Pui v. Housing and Development Board (1984), in which the Court had to determine if the Housing and Development Board (HDB) had the power to compulsorily acquire a flat which had been sold to the plaintiff under the Housing and Development Act.
The water industry believes the situation would be improved if companies in the UK that are applying for fracking licences had to compulsorily consult with water utilities.
Plans to compulsorily register on the National Identity Register the details of people who apply for a passport have drifted to 2012.
Veterinary control measures are difficult to apply in practice but if a disease destroys most of those small farmer's poultry or if they are slaughtered compulsorily then those dependant on the poultry will suffer severe hardship.
The theoretical models, for the most part, apply censored regression settings; the technicalities, especially in the case of the Gibbs sampler, require that one important fully conditional distribution is truncated (normal); and thus, while the truncation is necessary, it is brought about, compulsorily, as an intervention required by the censoring of the sales data.
Residents have been angered by the threatened use of "eminent domain" to compulsorily purchase the homes of around 400 people living in the Manhattanville zone.
