Sentence examples for general mandatory from inspiring English sources

A French study has used healthcare consumption to compare the health status of beneficiaries of the French national health insurance general mandatory scheme between individuals living in French overseas territories and those living in metropolitan France.

ToP must be declared anonymously to health authorities and medical expenses are covered by general mandatory health insurance.

In a 2010 report, Lanny A. Breuer, an assistant attorney general, said mandatory minimum sentences "remove dangerous offenders from society, ensure just punishment and are an essential tool in gaining cooperation from members of violent street gangs and drug distribution networks".

The first week of this period involves general orientations, mandatory UNLV Environmental Health and Safety training, and specialized Biosafety Level-2 (BSL-2) training.

The main problem is the limited amount of necrosis that can be achieved per unit time; treatment times can run to several hours making general anaesthesia mandatory.

Once the cellular operators are combined, Telekom Malaysia's stake in Celcom will rise to 47.9percentt, prompting a mandatory general offer for the remainder of Celcom.

Once the two cellular operators are combined, Telekom Malaysia's stake in Celcom will rise to 47.9percentt, resulting in a mandatory general offer for the rest of Celcom.

Finally, regional or general anesthesia is mandatory for the HM procedure as it is necessary to dilate the cervix up to 8 or 9 mm.

There is a perception that laparoscopic surgery is not suitable for the elderly, because general anaesthesia is mandatory, and the surgery can be prolonged and complex.

Further, the intraoral jaw bone was easily harvested by the intraoral approach from the area surrounding the surgical field of implant placement and therefore negated the need for mandatory general anesthesia [ 36].

What is urgently required in low- and middle-income – mainly African – countries facing a large HIV-epidemic is to focus attention on integrating public funds (whether from general tax revenue, mandatory health insurance contributions or donor sources) into a single pool and to increasing these funds, particularly from domestic sources, over time.