Sentence examples for regulated visiting from inspiring English sources
I would eventually discover several friendlier nurses or nurses' aides with whom it was possible to talk about the bizarre reality of being on a psychiatric unit with a locked door and fiercely regulated visiting hours (5 30 to 8 on weekday evenings and 2 to 8 on weekends) without feeling like an official mental patient.
Furthermore, the contact visit itself is regulated by case planning and Children's Court decisions.
The Sun's SunTalk radio show, anchored by John Gaunt, for example, is regulated by the PCC - when Buscombe visited its offices earlier this year Gaunt mistook her for wildlife presenter Kate Humble - but there are some who believe it would be more logical for Ofcom to regulate such content.
Foster parents must accommodate visits with birth families, which are regulated by law, as are psychological services.
Visits to the emergency department are regulated in the national health insurance law.
While typically less invasive than scientific research, recreational visits are usually longer, less closely regulated and involve more people.
Investigators found that patients had visited the clinic an average of 152 times a year, compared with an average of 34 visits a year for other chemical-dependency centers regulated by the state.
By contrast, adoption is highly regulated: prospective parents have to submit to intrusive interviews and home visits.
They then visited other organisations to learn more about how American capitalism was run and regulated.Yet there was an unbridgeable gap between IBM and China's behemoths.
Half of the stables visited had a lower calculated air exchanges rate than recommended, and the majority of the stables regulated the ventilation manually by closing doors and inlets during night.
The city's Fine Arts Commission, the agency charged with regulating architectural aesthetics, is more or less in the business of preventing such challenges from materializing where they might distract visiting schoolchildren from the overwhelming impression of authority.
