Sentence examples for commitment procedures from inspiring English sources

New civil commitment procedures allow for the indefinite detention of sex offenders after the completion of their sentences.

The authorities have raised the possibility that he could be held beyond that, under civil commitment procedures aimed at the most dangerous sex offenders.

They highlighted the deficiencies of the program: commitment procedures in Alaska were archaic, and the long trip to Portland had a negative effect on patients and their families.

Republican Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona proposed an amended bill that removed the commitment procedures in title I of the House bill and stated that "Nothing in this title shall be construed to authorize the transfer to Alaska, pursuant to any agreement or otherwise, of any mentally ill person who is not a resident of Alaska".

Important barriers were the complexity of the intervention, the lack of quality data, inadequate information technology support, the lack of commitment procedures and the uncertainty about sustainable funding.

The large effects of legal status are opposite to those in the US, where civil commitment procedures are typically of shorter duration, and a spike in discharge may be demonstrated at the end of the committed period [ 62], but they are similar to those observed in UK data collected in the 1980s and early 1990s [ 5].

The implementation of the task agreements was hindered by the absence of a commitment procedure.

Our study implicates that civil commitments procedures as they were practiced, raises questions about both legal safeguards and the quality of the professional assessment, and call for better procedures.

Civil commitments procedures as they were practiced, raises questions about both legal safeguards and the quality of the professional assessment, since the police as legal representatives in our study had a passive role in most involuntary admissions.

What is therefore urgently needed is a commitment to procedures that accommodate both sides, and an agreement to avoid ideological court-packing in the judicial selection process.

While figures aren't available for 2008, reports from doctors suggest that parents are keeping their commitments for procedures that are covered by insurance only if considered reconstructive, and that can be costly if they aren't covered.