Sentence examples for quarantine decisions from inspiring English sources

"If a test is going to be used for patient-management decisions or quarantine decisions or isolation decisions, those are tests we'd consider significant," he said in an interview a few weeks ago.

Had the patient refused to be quarantined, decision and authority on forcible quarantine would have rested with local or state health departments.

Dr. Richard Dunkle, a department official in charge of plant quarantines, said decisions were based on science.

However, during pandemic (H1N1) 2009, major public health actions were triggered by negative results, including cessation of quarantine restrictions and decisions about antiviral prophylaxis.

(c) This Court's decisions regarding quarantine laws do not counsel a different conclusion.

However, how parasites and their hosts co-evolve alongside each other remains a key issue in understanding both partners [ 36, 37], and can also influence policy decisions on quarantine and control measures by authorities [ 38].

Ms. Nimley-Phillips said she supported the state's decision to quarantine her relatives.

The first nurse to be isolated under New Jersey's new Ebola rules has slammed governor Chris Christie's decision to quarantine health workers returning from west Africa, saying he is "not a doctor" and calling the policy "poorly planned" and "not evidence-based".

Mexican officials criticized Chinese health authorities for discriminating against Mexican travelers in its decision to quarantine only Mexican tourists and businessmen.

Their fate had been sealed four months earlier when the entire village made the remarkable decision to quarantine itself in an heroic attempt to halt the spread of the Great Plague.

Dr Michael Sweet, a wildlife disease specialist at the University of Derby, said: "The decision to quarantine the village meant that human-human contact, especially with those outside of the village was basically eliminated which would have certainly significantly reduced the potential of the spread of the pathogen.