Sentence examples for commitment programs from inspiring English sources

Only then can civil commitment programs, like those cited, be dismantled.

On average, the civil commitment programs cost four times more than keeping sex offenders in prison.

Paul Appelbaum says studies of outpatient commitment programs shows that they do a lot of good for the people who need them.

Some civil commitment programs prescribe antidepressants sparingly or not at all, while others, including South Carolina's and Wisconsin's, have dozens of men taking them.

In Minnesota, which has one of the largest commitment programs, six hundred and seventy inmates work on correcting distorted thoughts about sex (at a cost of a hundred and twenty thousand dollars per person annually), but in eighteen years only one man has been discharged from the program.

More than half of states with civil commitment programs say they allow voluntary antiandrogen treatment, but as of last fall, only California, Illinois, Washington and Wisconsin had more than one offender taking the drugs, which can cost several hundred dollars a month.

As of December 2015, 214 people had been discharged from New Jersey's civil commitment program, out of the 731 committed since the statute was brought into force.

In the same month, however, California terminated its commitment program for drug abuse.

WARRANTIES Last month, the Obama administration created a "Warrantee Commitment" program.

As leukocytes progress through hematopoiesis, their expression pattern of cell-surface and intracellular molecular signatures is reflective of the cells' stage in their developmental commitment program.

Furthermore, the DP lineage commitment program can be exploited for generating highly inductive DP cells to be used in HF bioengineering assays.