Sentence examples for forcibly treat from inspiring English sources

There are two practical options for E's clinicians: let her die, or forcibly treat her by restraining her physically or chemically.

Kendra's mother got a law passed in New York State which is supposed to allow courts to forcibly treat the seriously disturbed.

That law, like those in several other states including Minnesota, Oklahoma, and South Dakota, authorizes the state to detain and forcibly treat any pregnant woman who "habitually" uses alcohol or controlled substances.

For nine years Sutcliffe refused any treatment, until 1993 when the Mental Health Commission ordered that he should be forcibly treated.

He said he had been forcibly treated for fictitious mental problems and his wife had left him.

A psychiatrist, asked to assess decision-making ability, had deemed the man incompetent — he seemed to have paranoid delusions about his medical condition — and suggested forcibly treating my patient, if necessary.

Diagnosed with schizophrenia, Loughner had to be forcibly treated with antipsychotic drugs for over a year before he was even competent to stand trial.

He killed himself in 1954 at age 41 by eating an apple laced with cyanide, after having been forcibly treated with female hormones intended to render him asexual, according to the BBC.

Unless a person is a danger to himself or others, your parent cannot be forcibly treated for alcoholism.

Yasin was forcibly returned to the camp last week after spending six months in Australia to treat a head injury.

For example, a person who has had negative treatment results, or has been forcibly restrained, or has been treated with disrespect by mental health professionals will have a powerfully negative perspective on the imposition of coercive treatment.