Sentence examples for deterring abuse from inspiring English sources

In addition, there is a cost of between £70 million and £300 million from people who deliberately travel to the UK to get free NHS treatment – so-called 'health tourists' – which could be significantly reduced through a better cost recovery system and deterring abuse.

A recent argument against requiring the disclosure of any risk is that neither advance disclosure nor risk comprehension are necessary for the restoration of trust and for deterring abuse of patients and trial participants.

In 2010, Purdue developed a version of the drug that was harder to crush and snort or inject than the original, aimed at deterring abuse.

Another technique is combining drugs to deter abuse.

To deter abuse, Suboxone contains naloxone, a substance that precipitates withdrawal symptoms when the drug is injected.

The agency is closely scrutinizing efforts by drug makers to develop drugs that are designed to deter abuse.

It is the first painkiller reformulated to deter abuse, according to the F.D.A., which is now studying several proposed reformulations of other opiate drugs.

He said releasing the files would help deter abuse and show that the Scouts are confronting the issue at a national level.

He mostly prescribed generic buprenorphine rather than the higher-priced Suboxone, which has an additive meant to deter abuse and is favored, though not mandated, by the guidelines.

only recently laid out guidelines for the types of features it would like to see in opioid formulations that deter abuse.

Finally, the Justice Department must mandate video surveillance in medium and large prison systems to deter abuse, assist with investigations and provide needed corroboration of prisoner complaints.