Sentence examples for compulsory checking from inspiring English sources
ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT01348529 Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is a chronic condition characterized by obsessions and/or compulsions (e.g. fear of dirt, need for symmetry, compulsory checking) [ 1].
Kentucky, Tennessee and New York all saw a significant drop in opioid prescriptions after they required compulsory checks.
It used data on children's teeth from compulsory check-ups to decide on more dental health education in the Angered and Östra Göteborg districts of the city.
That means Kitchen's regulations for universal, compulsory checks, and parity for all of the city's private transport providers will (by most accounts) be defeated in May.
A Guardian probe last month found the company was in effect paying below the national minimum wage after forcing staff to undergo unpaid compulsory checks before they left the warehouse.
Anne Lindley King's Lynn, Norfolk The government's proposed compulsory checks by landlords on the immigration status of new tenants (Report, 21 October) characteristically contrast with the freedom of immigrants to buy properties in the UK.
Ask if your venue needs the band's PLI (public liability certificate) or PAT (portable appliance test certificates) and if so, make them a compulsory check point on your criteria list.
"It is compulsory to check blood transfusions and organ transplants, but we don't have a protocol to screen all pregnant women who are from Latin America.
The compulsory phonics check assesses a child's ability to sound out or decode a series of words, some of which are made up, to test their reading skills.
Barely half the seats were contested at all.Disillusioned Laotians could not even abstain: voting is compulsory, and party officials were checking to make sure no one spoiled his ballot.
Most students 66-866%) responded that leaving lectures earlier, not filling out mandatory evaluations, skipping a non-compulsory class or lab, and checking email during lecture, were not unprofessional behaviors.
